Family of woman shot dead by ICE after driving at agents sues US Government nine months later

The family of a woman who was shot dead by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) officer in Minneapolis has launched legal action against the US Government.Renee Good, 37, was killed on January 7 as she drove at an officer during a large-scale immigration operation in the Minnesota city.Footage of her death was viewed by millions, prompting mass street protests and unrest.And now, nine months after the shooting, two lawsuits have been filed by Good's wife Becca, and her brother Brent Ganger - chasing a payout from the White House.One of the claims holds the US Government responsible for the 37-year-old's killing, with the family's legal team arguing that the enforcement operation fostered "an unprecedented environment for...

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