Trump Says He Feels Worse for Renee Good Because Her Parents Supported Him [Video]

Donald Trump is facing renewed scrutiny after comments he made about two separate fatal shootings by ICE agents, remarks that blended personal politics into public tragedy.

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During a televised interview, Trump was asked about the killing of Alex Pretti, who was shot and killed by federal agents during a law enforcement encounter that was caught on camera. While responding, Trump also referenced the earlier death of Renee Good, a woman killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis on January 7. Trump described Good’s death as a tragedy and added that he had learned her parents were supporters of his. He said that detail made him feel “even worse” about the situation.

Both shootings have prompted public questions about federal use of force and accountability. Trump did not provide new policy details during the interview, instead framing his reaction around personal sympathy and political loyalty. Meanwhile, protests continue across Minneapolis, where both Pretti and Good were killed. There are also cries of outrage for the New Year’s Eve murder of Keith Porter Jr., who was also murdered by an off-duty ICE agent.