Fireworks were thrown at federal agents before tear gas was fired outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis (Credit: Brendan Gutenschwager via Storyful)

Activists and residents confronted immigration agents on Monday near where Renee Good was shot in Minneapolis, and officers fired tear gas to disperse the crowd as protests continued.

Federal law enforcement officers deployed tear gas during a confrontation with activists just a couple of blocks from the memorial site for Renee Good in Minneapolis.

The fatal shooting of Renée Good last week, as ICE officers and residents faced off on a Minneapolis street here, has brought new attention to ICE monitoring.

Immigration officers and personnel from other federal agencies lined up against demonstrators in Minneapolis as protests over the recent killing of Renee Nicole Good continue.

Federal agents and protestors clashed Tuesday morning in Minneapolis as immigration enforcement operations continue after an ICE officer shot and killed Renee Good. Many residents blew whistles and shouted “ICE out now,

Tensions intensify between federal ICE agents and anti-ICE protestors in Minneapolis. Arrests, flash bangs, and tear gas deployed on agitated protestors in the very intense clash.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem vowed to deploy hundreds of additional federal officers to Minnesota this week amid nationwide outcry and protests.