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The partner of Renee Nicole Good, a woman fatally shot by a federal agent, held a public address in Minneapolis on Saturday to condemn the United States government’s intensified immigration enforcement following her death one month ago. The emotional gathering served as a call for accountability and a critique of the aggressive tactics employed by immigration officers that led to the fatal encounter. During the event, Good's partner urged the local community and city officials to honor the memory of those who lose their lives in the shadows of federal crackdowns, specifically highlighting those whose names often go unrecognized by the public. The shooting has sparked significant local outcry over the presence and methods of federal immigration authorities within the city. According to her partner, the tragedy was not an isolated incident but rather a direct consequence of a broader federal policy aimed at mass deportations and strict enforcement. This public statement marks one month since the fatal shooting, a period characterized by heightened tensions between local activists and federal agencies operating in Minnesota. The partner’s remarks focused on the human cost of these policies, emphasizing that the victims are often individuals with deep roots in the community. In addition to seeking justice for Good, the demonstration aimed to pressure Minneapolis city leaders into taking a firmer stance against federal overreach in local neighborhoods. Supporters at the event argued that the current climate of enforcement creates a culture of fear that endangers both citizens and non-citizens alike. By bringing Good's story to the forefront, her partner hopes to humanize the statistics often associated with immigration crackdowns and ensure that her death serves as a catalyst for policy reform. The city continues to grapple with the aftermath of the shooting as calls for transparency regarding the federal officer's actions persist.