However, the backlash became intense when U.S. citizen Renee Nicole Good was killed during an encounter with ICE. She said the political “awakening” among the Americans after the ICE-related violence has generated some sense of urgency or public response. ICE will come to your city.” #Minneapolis pic.twitter.com/HHhhOyWLbg — World Socialist Web Site (@WSWS_Updates) January 24, 2026In her video, Giselle-Godsey also mentioned proximity-based empathy. The woman explained that the recent ICE killings only sparked outrage because the victims were white. While the video sparks debate, Giselle-Godsey’s video sure sparked some broader conversations.