Minneapolis ICE shooting: Massive crowd gathers to remember victim, protest ICE

MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - Protesters in Minneapolis marched from where an ICE agent fatally shot a woman at the intersection of Portland Avenue and East 34th Street to Minneapolis City Hall, demanding ICE leave the city.

The woman is now identified as 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good.

Raw aerial footage of the memorial can be viewed below:

Minneapolis ICE shooting: Massive crowd gathers to remember victim

Renee Nicole Good, 37, was fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on Wednesday. Hundreds of people gathered to remember her and protest ICE in the city, with some chanting "Say her name."

Minneapolis ICE shooting vigil

What we know:

Hundreds of people gathered at the intersection of Portland Avenue and East 34th Street in Minneapolis to mourn the loss of Good.

Other protesters gathered at Minneapolis City Hall.

Good appeared to be alone in her vehicle when an ICE agent opened fire, officials said.

Massive crowds protest ICE after fatal shooting

Hundreds of people gathered in Minneapolis on Wednesday evening to protest ICE and honor Renee Nicole Good after she was fatally shot by ICE.

Witnesses told FOX 9, a woman was in a red SUV and there was one ICE agent on either side of the vehicle trying to get in, then a third ICE agent came and tried to yank on the driver's side door.

One of the agents on the driver's side door backed away, and then opened fire, shooting three times through the driver's side window, witnesses said.

One witness said the vehicle wasn't moving toward the agents.

ICE agent fatally shoots woman in Minneapolis

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Federal officials are claiming self-defense in the shooting, but Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey is calling "bullshit" on that claim.

The shooting happened around 9:30 a.m. in the area of East 34th Street and Portland Avenue. The woman died at the hospital.

Photo shows a makeshift memorial for the woman fatally shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis. (FOX 9)

Witnesses told FOX 9, a woman got into a red vehicle and there was one ICE agent on either side of the vehicle trying to get in, and a third ICE agent came and tried to yank on the driver's side door. One of the agents on the driver's side door backed away, and then opened fire, shooting three times through the driver's side window, witnesses said.

One witness said the vehicle wasn't moving toward the agents. However, federal officials said ICE officers were "conducting targeted operations" when "rioters" blocked officers.

One of the "rioters weaponized her vehicle, attempting to run over law enforcement officers in an attempt to kill them."

Officials said an ICE officer who was "fearing for his life" fired "defensive shots" to save himself and his officers, killing the woman.