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Minnesota ICE Shooting: Agent Video Reveals Confrontation

A cellphone video recorded by the ICE officer who fired the fatal shot in Minneapolis has surfaced showing the moments before Renee Good was shot, intensifying nationwide protests and a political struggle over jurisdiction and accountability

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"We had whistles. They had guns" — Becca Good

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