ICE's use of force actions are governed by a combination of the US Constitution, US law and the Department of Homeland Security's own policy guidelines.

To track potential immigration raids, some sites or community-sourced apps such as Deportation Tracker or ICE in My Area offer an interactive map to report and view recent ICE raids and enforcement with real-time alerts. They allow people to anonymously report ICE vehicles, checkpoints or detentions with specific location details.

While recording ICE is within the public’s First Amendment rights, the DHS says posting videos and photos of agents online is harassment that threatens their safety. It is illegal to obstruct or otherwise interfere with ICE arrests, and the DHS reports that its officers have seen a significant increase in assaults on agents and vehicles.

The agency has spearheaded President Trump's immigration crackdown and been at the center of some of its most controversial incidents.

The killing of Renee Nicole Macklin Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer in Minneapolis on Wednesday has sparked the fiercest protests yet over President Trump’s

During a standard arrest, ICE officers issue a “Notice to Appear.” The notice accuses the person of being unlawfully present in the United States and calls on them to defend the charge in court.

When we pressed Mr. Trump on his conclusion that the victim, Renee Nicole Good, tried to run over the agent, he asked an aide to pull up the video on a laptop in an effort to prove his point.

The city of Minneapolis said it is "aware of a shooting involving federal law enforcement" near East 34th Street and Portland Avenue, urging people to avoid the area.

The feds say the incident involved an "act of domestic terrorism." Local officials say the video tells a different story.

A surge of federal agents and highly visible arrests mark an escalation of immigration enforcement in Minnesota.