Self Defence or Murder - Why did Trump's ICE agents shoot a US woman dead? 7 burning questions answered

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : Why ICE was operating in Minneapolis Minneapolis is the latest major city to see a surge in ICE activity.
58% : More than 2,000 federal agents were sent to the area earlier this week as part of what ICE officials have described as their largest operation ever.
46% : A woman was shot and killed by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent on Wednesday morning in south Minneapolis, a city already on edge as the Trump administration ramps up immigration raids across Democratic-led areas.
46% : In the footage, ICE agents can be seen surrounding a car stopped across an icy street.
42% : ICE has said more agents will remain in the region, warning that undocumented immigrants and those accused of fraud should "expect a visit.
41% : A woman was shot dead by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent during an early-morning operation in Minneapolis, triggering protests and a political storm.
39% : According to her mom, Renee was not part of any ICE protest groups.
31% : Speaking to The Telegraph, Good's former father-in-law, Timmy Ray Macklin Sr, said he believed she had been murdered by ICE agents.
30% : DHS labels it 'domestic terrorism' The Department of Homeland Security said the ICE agent fired in self-defence.
27% : The killing has sparked protests, vigils and outrage toward ICE operations in the city. ICE Minneapolis shooting: Why did they shoot?
20% : US President Donald Trump also defended the ICE agent on his Truth social media, describing the driver as "very disorderly" and claiming she "viciously ran over" an ICE officer.

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