Loved Ones Remember ICU Nurse Alex Pretti After His Death During Federal Enforcement Operation

The death of Renee Nicole Good during a federal immigration enforcement action has sparked national attention and renewed debate about public safety and law-enforcement practices. Good, a mother of three, died earlier this week after an encounter with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, prompting vigils and demands for clarity as investigations proceed.

Federal authorities identified the ICE officer involved as Jonathan Ross, an Enforcement and Removal Operations agent based in Minnesota. Local leaders and residents have expressed unease about federal enforcement activities in residential areas, concerns heightened by the fatal outcome of this case.

Newly released video footage has brought additional scrutiny. The recording shows Good sitting in her car and speaking calmly with an officer before attempting to leave. The interaction escalates quickly, ending in her death and triggering reviews by multiple agencies.

Officials stress that investigations are still ongoing and that no final conclusions have been reached. Local, state, and federal authorities are examining the incident from several angles.

Attention has also focused on Ross’s professional history. Records show he is an Iraq War veteran, a former Border Patrol agent, and joined ICE in 2015. He has also served as a firearms instructor and taken part in joint security operations.

A previous on-duty incident from 2025, in which Ross was injured during a traffic stop, has resurfaced. His past remarks about the dangers of roadside encounters are now being reconsidered.

As inquiries continue, Minneapolis residents have gathered to honor Good’s life, remembering her as a devoted mother and creative spirit while awaiting answers that may influence future enforcement policies.