Is it becoming impossible to protest the US government as specifically protected by the First Amendment without being branded a domestic terrorist, or worse, killed? That is what many fear is happening following the violent death of 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, a stay-at-home mother of three, in the US city of Minneapolis.

On January 7, Good was blocking a neighborhood street inside of her SUV before being approached by two ICE agents. The video shows one of the officers jostling with the door handle, demanding that the woman get out of the vehicle. Instead of exiting the car, Good went briefly in reverse and then lurched forward in an apparent attempt to flee the scene. At this point, another officer, identified as Jonathan Ross, drew his revolver and fired two bullets into the windshield of the moving SUV, striking Good in the head. The woman was pronounced dead at the scene.

At this point, nothing makes sense about this ‘police stop’, which wasn’t your typical police stop at all. As is clearly seen in the video, the first officer does not attempt to speak to the woman to understand why her car is parked sideways on the road. Perhaps she is having car problems, we don’t know and, apparently, he doesn’t either (media has since

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