The family of Renee Good filed two lawsuits on October 1 over her killing during a federal immigration operation. Good was shot dead on January 7 during Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis. Federal agent Jonathan Ross fired the fatal shot. The lawsuits name Ross, Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem and Tom Homan as defendants. The family is represented by the Romanucci and Blandin law firm. They allege excessive force and civil rights violations. Good was 37 and a mother. Her death sparked protests across the country. The Trump administration defended the operation. It said agents acted in self-defence. Video of the shooting raised serious questions about that account. The lawsuits seek damages and accountability. They are among the most high-profile legal challenges to the administration’s immigration enforcement. The cases could take years to resolve. Legal experts say the cases could set precedents for how far federal immigration agents can go during raids.