Tucson, AZ, September 23, 2026 —

Relatives of Renee Good, who died during an encounter with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Minneapolis, have presented emotional testimony to members of Congress. The family is seeking accountability for her death.

The testimony was delivered during congressional hearings that also focused on the deaths of other American citizens. Specific details regarding the circumstances of Ms. Good’s fatal encounter with the ICE agent, including the date of the incident, were not provided in the summary. The location of the congressional hearings was not specified.

During the hearings, Ms. Good’s family members expressed their grief and called for answers and accountability from the agency. The summary did not include verbatim quotes from the family members, nor did it specify who the ICE agent involved was, the nature of the encounter that led to the shooting, or any subsequent actions taken by ICE or law enforcement beyond the initial incident.

The broader congressional hearings aimed to examine issues surrounding deaths that have occurred involving federal agents and American citizens. The proceedings highlighted the emotional impact on families seeking justice and transparency in such cases. Information regarding the outcomes of these hearings or any potential legislative actions proposed as a result was not included in the provided summary. The specific departmental policies of ICE relevant to use-of-force incidents, or protocols followed during the encounter with Ms. Good, were not detailed.

Further information, such as the full timeline of events leading up to the incident, the specific agency policies in place at the time, or any official statements made by ICE or relevant authorities following Ms. Good’s death, is not available from the provided summary. The family’s plea for accountability remains a central theme as the congressional proceedings continue.


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