Live from NPR News in Washington, and I'm Dave Mattingley.

Protesters continue to make their voices heard in Minneapolis in response to the fatal shooting of a woman in her vehicle by an agent with U.S. immigration and customs enforcement.

Minnesota's lieutenant governor, Penny Peggy Flanaganagan is urging demonstrators to remain nonviolent

and is calling for a thorough investigation.

Minnesotans, and frankly the American people deserve, right, a fair investigation to ensure

transparency, and that includes making sure that state officials are engaged and involved.

The lieutenant governor accuses the Trump administration of lying about what happened.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristy Noem has said the agent who shot 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good

acted in self-defense when she drove her vehicle forward,

as agents instructed her to exit her SUV.

Oregon's governor and the mayor of Portland are speaking out after two people in the city

were shot and wounded by a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol agent.

The two are hospitalized with gunshot wounds, as Alex Zelensky with

Oregon Public Broadcasting explains. According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security,

the shooting occurred during a targeted vehicle stop where the driver allegedly attempted to

run over law enforcement agents. Portland police said they could not confirm any of the details.

At a press conference, Portland Mayor Keith Wilson condemned the shooting.

We know what the federal government says happened here.

There was a time when we could take them at their word.

That time is long past.

That is why we are calling on ICE to halt all operations in Portland

until a full and independent investigation

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