A GoFundMe campaign created by Clyde Emmons for ICE officer Jonathan Ross, involved in the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, has raised significant funds. Emmons described Good as a "domestic terrorist" and stated Ross was justified. This campaign emerged after a separate fundraiser for Good's family, which had raised over $1.5 million. The Ross fundraiser's compliance with GoFundMe's terms of service is under scrutiny amid public debate.