Hundreds of additional immigration officers are being sent to Minneapolis amid rising tensions following the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent. The incident, which occurred during federal law enforcement operations, has sparked widespread protests across the U.S., with over 1,000 demonstrations planned in cities including Minneapolis, Los Angeles, and New York. Videos reveal the moments before the shooting, showing Good’s vehicle partially blocking the street and federal agents approaching her car. DHS claims Good was impeding law enforcement, but critics and local officials argue she posed no danger and condemn the shooting as unjustified. The federal government plans to reinforce ICE and Border Patrol presence to ensure safety for officers, with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem warning of consequences for obstructing operations. The incident has intensified conflicts between federal and local authorities, with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey demanding an independent investigation and criticizing the federal agents’ actions. Meanwhile, political figures such as Minnesota Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar accuse the federal government of creating chaos, while Noem defends the agency’s self-defense claims. Additionally, a separate incident at a St. Paul gas station was captured on video, showing federal agents detaining a man, which has further fueled protests and controversy. The FBI has announced an investigation into Good’s shooting, and Minnesota officials have expressed frustration over being excluded from the federal probe.