ICE body-cam video shows final moments before Renee Good was shot in Minneapolis

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : Under an ICE policy directive, officers and agents are expected to activate body-worn cameras at the start of enforcement activities and to record throughout interactions, and footage must be kept for review in serious incidents such as deaths or use-of-force cases.
45% : On Friday evening, hundreds of protesters marched to the ICE building in Portland carrying banners and yelling.
42% : Members of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) respond at the scene where a woman was shot in Minneapolis.
40% : The chief said any gang affiliation did not necessarily justify the shooting by US Border Patrol.
38% : The Minneapolis killing and a separate shooting in Portland, Oregon, a day later by the Border Patrol have set off protests in multiple cities and denunciations of immigration enforcement tactics by the US government.
28% : Ross, 43, is an Iraq War veteran who has served in the Border Patrol and ICE for nearly two decades.
22% : A new, 47-second video that was published online by a Minnesota-based conservative news site, Alpha News, and later reposted on social media by the Department of Homeland Security shows the shooting from the perspective of ICE officer Jonathan Ross, who fired the shots.

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