The family of Renee Good, a US woman killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent, is suing officials in the Trump administration, according to lawyers representing the family.
The legal action follows Good’s death in Minneapolis. Her lawyers argue that US officials helped create what they described as “an unprecedented environment for state sponsored violence” in the city.
The statement from the family’s legal team places the case within broader concerns about the conduct of federal immigration authorities and the actions of officials overseeing them. It alleges that the environment created by government officials contributed to the circumstances surrounding Good’s killing.
The available information does not provide further details about the lawsuit, including the specific officials named, the legal claims being made, or the amount of damages sought. It also does not include a response from the Trump administration or the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent involved.
At this time, it is known that Good’s family has brought legal proceedings against Trump officials and that their lawyers have publicly accused US officials of creating an unprecedented environment for state-sponsored violence in Minneapolis.
