The Trump administration has announced it will dispatch hundreds of federal officers to Minneapolis following the death of Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old woman shot by an ICE agent. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem stated that the additional personnel are necessary to ensure the safety of immigration enforcement agents in the city.

The planned deployment coincides with an increasing number of protests against federal immigration enforcement, sparked by the incident. Protesters argue that Good posed no threat and insist that the ICE agent acted unjustly.

Local officials have countered the administration's claims. Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey insisted that the crowd at the protests was peaceful and stated that the response by federal forces should be carefully scrutinized. Protests are occurring not only in Minneapolis but across major U.S. cities, including Austin, Seattle, New York, and Los Angeles.