Renée Good's mother speaks out: "I don't want people to be afraid to live in America."
Oct 2, 2026
Renée Good was senselessly killed by ICE agents in Minneapolis. Her mother Donna Ganger spoke to us about her daughter and her fight for change to end this violence. Oversight Dems will keep fighting for justice and make sure that nobody in this country has to live in fear.
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AI GeneratedDonna Ganger shares a heartfelt tribute to her daughter, Renee Good, expressing the profound loss and void left by her passing. She calls for an end to violence in America, urging citizens to work together to create a safer country where people no longer live in fear and are instead cared for.
My name is Donna Ganger. I am here to tell about my daughter, Renee Good. Also, I want to help
people in this situation not to be in this situation anymore, to change what's going on
in our beautiful country so it doesn't happen anymore. She left me a message on my phone,
and I know I've kept that just to hear her voice. She was fun and impetuous and so sweet
and so tender. This world is not the same without her. She was just a gem. I want this to stop.
I don't want people to be afraid to live in America. We should be taking care of people,
and it just has to stop. It just has to, and we can stop it. We can make it stop. We can work
together, and we can make this violence stop in our country, make it what it should be.