A federal immigration operation in Minneapolis turned tragic this week when an ICE officer shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good during a confrontation involving her vehicle. Eyewitness cellphone footage captured the dramatic moment, leading to widespread calls for accountability. Officials claim the shooting was in self-defense, while the city's mayor condemned it as reckless. This shooting has sparked debate regarding the use of deadly force by law enforcement, with many questioning when, if ever, officers should fire at moving vehicles. Despite policies generally prohibiting such actions without an imminent threat, ICE and other federal agencies continue to operate under varying standards, raising serious concerns about justice and safety in immigration enforcement operations. The FBI is currently investigating the incident.