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Renee Good’s family and partner have filed lawsuits against the U.S. federal government and the Trump administration over the woman’s death, after she was killed in Minneapolis on January 7 during an operation related to immigration enforcement.

The lawsuits concern the shooting in which Good, according to the available accounts, was fatally shot by a federal immigration agent or an officer with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The material provided does not identify the agent involved or specify all the defendants named in the proceedings.

The legal filings allege negligence, reckless conduct and civil rights violations. These are allegations contained in the lawsuits, which, based on the available material, have not yet been reviewed or established by a court.

According to The Hill, the family and partner are also seeking damages. The amount requested has not been disclosed in the available information, nor do the materials identify the court, case numbers or exact filing dates.

Good was 37, according to reports by The Hill and the South China Morning Post. Her death occurred while protests against immigration enforcement activities were taking place in Minneapolis.

The sources describe the operation in whose context the shooting occurred in different ways: as an ICE raid, deportation sweeps, the deployment of federal agents or, more generally, an immigration crackdown. The common thread is the context of federal immigration enforcement activities in Minnesota.

According to the BBC, the family’s lawyers described the environment created by the authorities as an unprecedented form of state-sponsored violence. The characterization reflects the lawyers’ position and does not constitute an independent finding based on the available material.

The family also maintained, according to the South China Morning Post, that no one had taken responsibility for Good’s death. This, too, is a position attributed to the family and not a judicial conclusion reported in the available information.

The legal actions thus bring before the courts the family’s and partner’s allegations concerning the conduct of the federal government and immigration agencies. The identity of the individual officials cited, the precise scope of the allegations and the outcome of the proceedings remain to be clarified.