well, as much as you might not want to admit it, there are always two sides, at least, to just about every situation that exists. Yes, the ICE agents should not have shot that woman. And yes, that woman should not have been where she was attempting to obstruct/harass ICE.
I've read multiple posts on here from proponents of the officer and the driver who have each seen the videos. There have been comments specifically finding fault - those who normally post from the left side are sure it was the officer's fault: those who post from the right are positive that the driver was at fault for attempting to run over the ICE agents. So I ask, why are posters from each side 180degrees different in their view and yet both so positive they are right? Good question. Why are you so positive you're right? You haven't seen anything different than Jhpartner. why is he so positive he's right, he hasn't seen anything different that you? Me, I admit I don't know. I have my opinions, and I've posted. I think I know why the agent was where he was, I understand the chaos of one agent telling driver to get out the car and wife yelling "drive baby drive" and as I posted as she was turning right and agent was off to her left, she might not have seen him, I know she hit him, and I know he fired, I believe that two shots through the side window were overkill. But I've learned from combat after action reports that things are never as they seem. Two people experiencing the same thing, when interviewed, will will not have seen things the same way.
Sorry if you don't like that, but it's what I have experienced and what I believe.