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The lawsuits relate to the Trump administration's deportation operations in Minneapolis last winter, known as "Operation Metro Surge."
The family of Renée Good, who was shot dead by federal ICE immigration officers in Minneapolis in January, has filed a lawsuit against US President Donald Trump's administration over her killing.
The 37-year-old unarmed Good was shot three times in her car by an ICE officer. The mother of three and her partner had taken part in one of the protests against masked and armed federal officers who had been sent to Minnesota to arrest and deport migrants. The incident sparked nationwide protests. Three weeks later, another US citizen was shot and killed by ICE officers - also in Minneapolis. His relatives have also filed a lawsuit.
The two lawsuits allege that Trump administration officials were negligent and violated the civil rights of Good and others in Minneapolis. The plaintiffs are demanding a jury trial and compensatory damages. These are the first major civil lawsuits against Trump in connection with the deportation operations in Minneapolis last winter, which were called “Operation Metro Surge.”
Good's death intensified protests in Minnesota and beyond against the deployment of thousands of immigration agents to patrol the state's streets. Trump ended the increased operation in Minnesota in February but says his anti-immigrant policies are necessary for the safety of U.S.-born Americans.

The BGH has declared Amazon's Prime price increase from 2022 ineffective due to non-transparent terms and conditions. Amazon announced that it would temporarily adjust contributions for affected old customers. Customers can claim back amounts already paid individually or through a class action.
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