Jenny Ter

Well, we are just seeing chaos unfold in the streets of Minneapolis after a shooting involving an ICE officer.

So what happened was we had a vehicle that was apparently blocking those ICE officers from moving through a street.

They're there to help the Trump administration with their mass deportation agenda.

And they were trying to just get through this woman who was driving the vehicle, who was behind the wheel.

was approached by those ICE officers in video that has since come out.

And they're asking her to get out of the vehicle.

She does not get out.

She eventually reverses the vehicle and then moves forward.

And one angle of a video appears to actually show that the car did make contact with an ICE officer.

And that's when the shots were fired.

Those shots, DHS says, were defensive because that officer felt that his life was in danger.

This woman has since been identified by her mother, who says she was not involved in ICE activities.

Now, this woman is 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good.

Homeland Security Secretary Noem actually held a press conference Wednesday night where she talked about the scene that unfolded before this and said that the woman actually was, quote, stalking those ICE agents and even impeding them before this all unfolded during the day.

Here's what she said about what led up to that incident.

At 1025 a.m.

Central Time, Immigration and Customs Enforcement were carrying out lawful operations here in Minneapolis.

Because of the adverse weather that Minneapolis has seen in recent snow, one of the vehicles became stuck and ensnared in the snow.

ICE officers and agents approached the vehicle of the individual in question, who was blocking the officers in with her vehicle, and she had been stalking and impeding their work all throughout the day.

ICE agents repeatedly ordered her to get out of the car and to stop obstructing law enforcement, but she refused to obey their commands.