A fatal officer-involved shooting in a Minneapolis residential neighborhood has sparked an investigation after a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent shot and killed a woman during a traffic encounter. The incident unfolded on a quiet residential street in Minnesota, where the ICE officer was conducting official duties. According to preliminary reports from law enforcement, the shooting occurred following an interaction between the officer and a female driver. Minneapolis police are leading the investigation into the precise circumstances that led to the use of deadly force. The local police chief has provided an official statement detailing the sequence of events, though specific details regarding the initial reason for the traffic stop and the immediate catalyst for the shooting remain under review. The identity of the deceased woman has not been released pending family notification. The ICE officer involved has been placed on administrative leave, following standard protocol. The case has drawn attention to the procedures and authority of federal immigration officers operating in community settings.