Luke Vargas

Federal and state officials are squaring off over yesterday's shooting of a 37-year-old woman, Renee Nicole Good, by a U.S.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem called the killing preventable, but said Good was obstructing law enforcement and refused to obey the commands of ICE agents.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Fry disputed that assessment in a heated press conference, telling ICE to get out of the city and accusing the agency of looking for excuses to use force.

The city's police chief said that Good didn't appear to be the target of a federal law enforcement operation, saying her vehicle was blocking the road when an officer approached her on foot.

The vehicle then drove off, he said, and at least two shots were fired.

Good was found with a gunshot wound to the head and pronounced dead at a local hospital.

Anti-ICE protesters gathered in Minneapolis after yesterday's shooting, and demonstrations were held in other major cities.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz urged the public to protest peacefully and directed National Guard troops to prepare in case they were needed to assist state and local authorities.

Back in Washington, the House is set to vote today to extend enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies for three years.

That effort took a step forward yesterday with several Republicans crossing party lines to back the move in a procedural vote.

President Trump has opposed extending the ACA subsidies, instead backing the general notion of funding health savings accounts.

Meanwhile, Democrats number two in the House, Maryland's Steny Hoyer, is stepping down at the end of his term.

Hoyer is 86 years old and began his House career in 1981.

During his time in House leadership, Democrats pushed through the Affordable Care Act and passed a massive COVID-19 relief package.

Will the U.S.

acquire Greenland this year?

Officials from the island are due for talks in Washington next week.

How about striking Somalia by the end of January?

The Trump administration just cut off all assistance to its government.