Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who was responsible for the death of 37-year-old Minnesota protester Renee Good, has been reinstated for work. Ross reportedly moved to a different state and was allowed to resume work by the federal government.
In viral footage, Good was seen driving away from ICE agents. She participated in an ICE protest and was later confronted by agents. ICE agents told Good to get out of her car, but she chose to drive away in the opposite direction instead. After cussing at Good, Ross opened fire on her. She was shot on the head multiple times. Although a doctor was reportedly on scene, other agents did not allow the man to check on Good.
