Federal investigators are now turning their attention to Renee Nicole Good's partner, Becca Good, as part of a broader probe into immigration enforcement tactics in Minneapolis. According to sources familiar with the investigation, the focus is on Becca Good's alleged ties to activist groups and whether she may have impeded an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer just moments before he fatally shot Renee Good.
Renee Good was a 35-year-old American citizen who was killed in a confrontation with ICE officer Jonathan Ross during an immigration operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage, with many calling for greater accountability from immigration officers whose tactics have resulted in multiple fatalities since September.
The investigation is also examining whether Becca Good, who described the encounter as "domestic terrorism," may have been involved in any wrongdoing that led to the shooting. However, her lawyer claims there has been no contact from federal officials regarding an investigation into her activities.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department is also investigating Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey under allegations of conspiracy with ICE officers. The probe centers on whether public statements from these officials may have impeded the work of immigration agents.
Critics of ICE enforcement tactics are saying that this investigation is a "witch hunt" aimed at demonizing activists who challenge government policies. However, supporters of Becca Good argue that the federal agency's actions in Minneapolis were reckless and unwarranted.
The incident has left many in the community feeling vulnerable, particularly those from minority groups who may be more likely to encounter ICE enforcement officers. The lack of transparency and accountability within the Justice Department is exacerbating the outrage, with some former officials warning that the department's stance on domestic terrorism investigations is "super dangerous."
As tensions continue to simmer in Minneapolis, concerns are growing about the role of federal agencies in enforcing immigration policies. With six prosecutors in Minneapolis already resigning over their concerns, it remains to be seen how the Justice Department will proceed with its investigation into Becca Good and other matters related to ICE enforcement tactics.
Renee Good was a 35-year-old American citizen who was killed in a confrontation with ICE officer Jonathan Ross during an immigration operation. The incident has sparked widespread outrage, with many calling for greater accountability from immigration officers whose tactics have resulted in multiple fatalities since September.
The investigation is also examining whether Becca Good, who described the encounter as "domestic terrorism," may have been involved in any wrongdoing that led to the shooting. However, her lawyer claims there has been no contact from federal officials regarding an investigation into her activities.
Meanwhile, the Justice Department is also investigating Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey under allegations of conspiracy with ICE officers. The probe centers on whether public statements from these officials may have impeded the work of immigration agents.
Critics of ICE enforcement tactics are saying that this investigation is a "witch hunt" aimed at demonizing activists who challenge government policies. However, supporters of Becca Good argue that the federal agency's actions in Minneapolis were reckless and unwarranted.
The incident has left many in the community feeling vulnerable, particularly those from minority groups who may be more likely to encounter ICE enforcement officers. The lack of transparency and accountability within the Justice Department is exacerbating the outrage, with some former officials warning that the department's stance on domestic terrorism investigations is "super dangerous."
As tensions continue to simmer in Minneapolis, concerns are growing about the role of federal agencies in enforcing immigration policies. With six prosecutors in Minneapolis already resigning over their concerns, it remains to be seen how the Justice Department will proceed with its investigation into Becca Good and other matters related to ICE enforcement tactics.
. The whole thing reeks of incompetence and a lack of transparency from the Justice Department. If we're gonna talk about accountability, let's start with the agency that's supposed to be enforcing laws fairly. I mean, come on, an ICE officer just happened to show up at Renee Good's doorstep and she's now being investigated for allegedly impeding his duties? 
Give me a break! 
. If they're so concerned about the work of immigration agents, maybe they should be out there supporting them instead of dodging questions about their own alleged connections to ICE.
. We need to acknowledge that ICE enforcement tactics have been problematic for far too long and that something needs to change. Instead of pointing fingers at activists like Becca Good, let's focus on holding the people in power accountable for their actions 
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, this is 2025 we're still having this convo?"
. Like that's actually an excuse for someone to get shot by an ICE officer. I mean, come on, if it was really domestic terrorism, wouldn't there be some evidence or witnesses who can vouch for it? 
. Anyway, I'm sure Becca Good's lawyer will be thrilled to know that his client is now under investigation for nothing 
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. The fact that there are multiple investigations going on, including the ones against Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, suggests to me that something fishy is going on 
. Becca Good's lawyer saying they've had no contact from federal officials is suspicious too - it feels like someone is hiding something 
. At the same time, if there were really any wrongdoing by Becca Good or her activist friends, we should know about it by now 
. The whole situation just feels super complicated and frustrating 
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This whole thing is a total mess and people are just gonna keep on playing victim 
. Like, what even happened that day? We don't know half the story yet and already everyone's got an opinion 
. I'm not saying Becca Good's partner shouldn't be investigated but come on, let's not jump to conclusions just yet 
. The fact that 6 prosecutors in Minneapolis are quitting over their concerns is a whole different ball game 
... we need transparency and accountability, stat! 
Becca Good's lawyer says her client had nothing to do with any wrongdoing, but it's hard to trust that when the feds are already digging around in her past. Meanwhile, ICE is still out there enforcing policies that are basically targeting minority groups... it's like they're playing a game of "catch me if you can" with activists who just want to speak out against injustice. 
. It's like they're trying to shift the blame or something.
Is it all just a big mess of accusations & counter-accusations?