Patriots Raise Over $250,000 For Minnesota ICE Agent as His Family Go Into Hiding — and Rising Fast!
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American patriots have raised more than $250,000 to support the ICE agent at the center of a nationwide controversy following the fatal shooting of a protester.
Supporters say the agent acted in clear self-defense after immigration activist Renee Nicole Good allegedly attempted to run him over with her vehicle. According to accounts of the incident, the agent repeatedly instructed Good to exit the car. When she refused and drove toward him, the agent—fearing for his life—fired his weapon, fatally striking her.
In the aftermath, protests have erupted across the country, with left-wing activists demanding retaliation against the agent. As a result, his life and that of his family have been dramatically disrupted.
Wow. @AlphaNews got the bodycam footage of the Minnesota ICE shooting. Could not be clearer that she accelerated into the agent and that he had every reason to fear being run over and killed. Democrats look insane if they try to defend this. pic.twitter.com/0vAIqLTgZV
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) January 9, 2026
In response, conservatives and patriots across the United States and abroad have rallied to support the agent. A GoFundMe fundraiser launched on his behalf has already surpassed $220,000 and is approaching its $300,000 goal.
“After seeing all the media nonsense about a domestic terrorist receiving a GoFundMe, I believe the officer who was 1,000 percent justified in the shooting deserves support,” wrote organizer Clyde Emmons. “Funds will go toward any legal services the officer may need.”
NEW: It appears billionaire Bill Ackman has donated $10k to a GoFundMe for Jonathan Ross, the ICE agent who killed Renee Good.
Ackman has reposted the fundraiser but hasn’t posted about his own donation. pic.twitter.com/2D0UzlJTlc
— Jacqueline Sweet (@JSweetLI) January 11, 2026
Emmons added that he has been in contact with the agent’s father and is awaiting confirmation from the agent himself so the funds can be transferred directly.
Among the donors is prominent investor and Trump supporter Bill Ackman. In addition, a separate fundraiser on GiveSendGo has raised more than $40,000 for the agent.
Rest easy brother we got you.https://t.co/dTOZNWVQlC pic.twitter.com/cqtV0TbnEN
— 0HOUR1 (@0hour1) January 11, 2026
Renee’s ‘wife’ screamed ‘drive, baby, drive’ as an ICE officer was positioned in front of her car, Renee does so and dies, and the ‘wife’—who sobbed, ‘it’s all my fault!’ at the scene—pockets $1.5 MILLION from a GoFundMe.
Sick. pic.twitter.com/pxImVmOg9A
— Julia 🇺🇸 (@Jules31415) January 11, 2026
“This fundraiser supports our ICE hero’s personal expenses, family protection, and anything else related to this righteous act of duty,” the GiveSendGo page states. It also praises ICE agents as “the tip of the spear” in protecting the nation and enforcing immigration law.
Despite the substantial support for the agent, donations raised for Renee Nicole Good and her family far exceed that total. Their GoFundMe campaign reached more than $1.5 million before donations were closed.
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