ICE Agent’s Fatal Shot Turns Mourning Family into Official Hope Dealers
KEY POINTS
- •Renee Good, 37, a mother of three in Minneapolis, was fatally shot by an ICE agent.
- •Her extended family, related mostly through her late husband Timmy Macklin Jr, called for justice and humanity.
- •They expressed hope that this tragedy would spark meaningful change and lessen future family pain.
In the latest episode of 'When Bureaucracy Goes Bang,' Renee Good, a 37-year-old Minneapolis mom of three, was shot dead by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer—proving once again 'friendly' government agents double as—well, not friendly agents. Her extended family, mostly linked to her late husband Timmy Macklin Jr (father to her youngest), issued a statement pleading for justice, empathy, and basically, humanity. Their hope? This 'unimaginable loss' will somehow save future families from playing this tragic game of Russian roulette with ICE agents. Meanwhile, the world tunes in, holding its breath to see if 'meaningful change' is more than just a catchy phrase on Twitter.
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Nothing says ‘protect and serve’ like losing a mom to an ICE agent’s bullet. Meanwhile, ‘meaningful change’ is still buffering.
When your neighborhood watch doubles as a federal firing squad, is anyone really watching out for you?
Renee was allegedly ‘extraordinary’—shame ICE agents specialize in ‘extra lethal.’
Source: Theguardian | Published: 1/13/2026 | Author: Andrew Gumbel
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