A federal agent shot Renee Nicole Good during an immigration raid in Minneapolis after she charged him, sparking protests, violence, and a federal troop deployment under the Insurrection Act.

Renee Nicole Good was shot by a federal agent during an immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis, and cellphone footage showed that she had purposefully charged the agent, sparking a violent altercation. Protests were sparked by the incident, which included assaults on onlookers and a church where Don Lemon was momentarily targeted due to untrue allegations. Under the Insurrection Act, federal authorities sent out 1,500 troops to conduct investigations and make arrests related to coordinated unrest sparked by anti-ICE materials and encrypted messaging. Local leaders who advocated for ICE withdrawal and minimized self-defense faced criticism. President Trump was urged to use the Insurrection Act to restore order amid growing national tensions over federal authority and public safety, while conservative pundits demanded severe legal action against progressive activists, citing violations of federal hate crime laws.