By Admin 
A woman was shot dead by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis, USA. After this murder, the anger of the local people erupted and the public came out on the streets. Regarding this matter, US President Donald Trump said that the woman was responsible for this because she had tried to crush the officer.
Trump came to the defense of the immigration officer
According to The New York Times report, Trump was asked whether it was right to fire under any circumstances? In response, Trump said, ‘That woman behaved very badly and tried to run over the officer.’ After this the President played the video footage of the firing. Acknowledging the seriousness of the incident, he said, ‘Despite all these things, I did not like all this. He described the incident as violent and said, ‘It was a horrific situation. I think it is very bad to see this.
The woman shot by the ICE officer has been identified as Renee Nicole Good. This incident occurred at a time when the Trump administration is running an immigration enforcement campaign in major cities of America. According to the report of news agency Associated Press, this is the fifth death related to the actions taken by the Trump administration regarding immigration.
Video of ICE officer shooting
In the video of this incident, ICE agents are seen moving towards a car stopped in the middle of the road. As he tries to move the car, an agent points a gun at the driver and then a gunshot is heard. After this the car goes out of control and collides with a vehicle parked on the roadside.
Trump regime ICE troops murdered a US citizen, a woman in Minneapolis. She was shot point blank in the face according to witnesses. Footage shows her drive away as an ICE trooper shoots into her car window, causing her car to lose control. pic.twitter.com/ASz7lWS9y2
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US Vice President JD Vance described Renee Nicole Good as a deranged leftist who tried to overpower a federal officer. Vance said the officer who shot him fired his gun in self-defense. He said that after watching the video from a different angle, it becomes clear that the woman hit the officer while driving at high speed.
Separate statements from federal and local officials
US Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said that Nicole Good had been following officers throughout the day and obstructing their work. He said the woman tried to use her vehicle as a weapon and tried to run over the officer. However, the Minneapolis City Council said she was caring for her neighbors when she was shot. The Governor of Minnesota also challenged the federal government’s statement and assured that the incident would be investigated impartially and promptly.