The killing of Renee Nicole Good has become a flashpoint across the country. Over 1,000 protests are planned this weekend in response.

Crowds on Demand CEO refuses to touch Minneapolis anti-ICE demonstrations, calling roadway blocking and federal obstruction illegal after shooting.

Two days after an ICE agent killed 37-year-old Renee Good on Portland Avenue in Minneapolis, about a thousand people converged outside the Canopy by Hilton and Depot Renaissance hotels Friday night, working on the belief that ICE agents were being housed there.

Within hours of an ICE officer shooting and killing a woman, social media users misidentified the agent who fired as Steve Grove.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey told ICE agents to 'get the f---- out of Minnesota' in the wake of a fatal shooting. He doesn't shy away from a fight.

Marches spread across the city, with demonstrators banging pots and pans, and carrying anti-federal immigration policy placards.

Agitators erected barricades and took control of a Minneapolis street after Wednesday's fatal ICE shooting, with no police presence observed in the area.

Legal experts told USA TODAY that congressional oversight, especially without notice, is key to ensuring safe conditions in facilities.