Anti-ice protest spread across the U.S. I'm Carmen Roberts, Fox News.

People upset over the fatal shooting of Renee Good by an ice agent in Minneapolis are flooding the streets of many cities around the country.

Fox's Garrett-Tenney has details from Minneapolis.

Activists were handing out flyers encouraging people to sign up and take part in anti-ice

activities, which federal officials say are ramping up across the country and making it more

dangerous to enforce the law. Agents had a large crowd gathering around them as they were

carrying out an immigration enforcement operation,

and that crowd swarmed the agent's cars after they detained one person and then drove away.

Homeland Security Secretary Christine Nome claims that Good was engaging in what she calls

domestic terrorism before she was shot a viewpoint that some Democratic leaders in Minnesota vehemently

oppose. Activists say the death toll in the Iranian crackdown on two weeks of protest has soared

to at least 538 people with more than 10,000 people detained. President Trump will reportedly

be briefed Tuesday on options for responding to the crackdown.

Deputies arrest a 39-year-old surgeon for last month's murder of an Ohio dentist and his wife.

Michael David McKee is a vascular surgeon from Chicago.

He is now in jail accused of murdering ex-wife Monique and her dentist's husband Spencer Teppi in their Columbus home.

Divorce records show McKee and Monique Tepe were married for only two years before she filed

for divorce in 2017. They had no kids together. Now, investigators did get a break in the case

from neighborhood surveillance video,

which captured McKee's vehicle near the victim's home early in the morning.

Fox's Dana-Marie McNickle.

Investigators are still trying to determine a motive.

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