Renee Good’s Family Testifies Before Congress Seeking Accountability

Corpus Christi, TX, September 23, 2026 —

Relatives of Renee Good, an individual who was fatally shot by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, have testified before members of Congress. The hearings, which included sessions in both the Senate and the House, were attended by Democratic lawmakers.

During their testimonies, the family members voiced their desire for accountability concerning the circumstances leading to Ms. Good’s death. The specific details surrounding the incident, including the date, location, and the precise sequence of events that led to the fatal shooting, were not provided in the available information. Similarly, the names of the ICE agents involved or any official statements from the agency regarding the incident were not detailed.

In addition to seeking accountability for Ms. Good’s death, the family members also made statements regarding their views on broader immigration policies. According to the information provided, they expressed support for President Trump’s immigration policies. The specific aspects of these policies that they support were not elaborated upon.

The testimonies aimed to bring attention to the case and to engage legislative bodies in addressing the issues raised. The outcome of these hearings, or any subsequent actions taken by Congress or ICE as a result of the testimonies, was not detailed. Information regarding any official investigations, findings, or disciplinary actions related to the shooting of Renee Good was also not provided. The family’s stated goals of seeking accountability and their broader political stances were the primary focus of their public statements during these congressional sessions. Further details on the proceedings and the family’s specific requests for action remain unstated.

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