The brothers of Renee Good, a U.S. citizen killed by an immigration officer in Minneapolis, are urging Congress to take ...

In a public forum held by Democratic lawmakers Richard Blumenthal and Robert Garcia, several people testified about violent encounters with immigration agents that changed them forever.

The forum, organized by top Democratic lawmakers, centered on the tactics and use of force among federal immigration agents.

Democrats heard from three U.S. citizens who are residents of San Bernardino, Chicago and Minneapolis. Also present were two ...

Renee Good’s death was in vain, her brothers said during an appearance before congress. Luke Granger said he was disappointed ...

Lawmakers held 3 minutes, 26 seconds of silence for Renee Good on Tuesday in Washington, D.C. during a panel addressing DHS ...

Not a single Republican member of Congress showed up to the public forum held by Democratic Senator Richard Blumenthal and ...

Portions of the eulogy delivered at Good’s funeral were read aloud.

The brothers of Renee Good, Luke and Brent Ganger, told lawmakers on Capitol Hill on Tuesday that their lives have “forever” ...

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office demanded federal government turn over evidence for an investigation of Renee Good’s ...

The Hennepin County Attorney’s Office said it has sent what are known as Touhy letters to gain crime scene evidence from the ...

Two brothers of Ms. Good, who was shot by a federal agent last month, expressed disappointment that her death had not led to changes in enforcement tactics. Minnesota’s governor called for ...