Yes, to be fair, I'm just working off the evidence that seems to show she knew it was an ICE operation and she was there to be part of/witness a protest, which could well be wrong. I also see she has a wife, and one son whose father is deceased, rather than a husband and children as I initially thought.
If she was just accidentally caught in the situation, I can understand panicking and just trying to drive away.
If she did knowingly choose to be in the middle of it, I think it was bloody stupid. Everyone knows what ICE or US law enforcement can be like, and that you don't mess around with them, which might not be fair, but is reality. It hasn't achieved anything, and now she's dead. It's a tragedy (and the ICE agent shouldn't have shot her, for god's sake), but it frustrates me when people lionise this kind of behaviour - putting yourself in the middle, and not complying. It's irresponsible, ineffective, and dangerous.
At the end of the day, a dead 'hero' is still dead, and they're not really a 'hero' if they achieved nothing.
The US really is a shitshow, but I think the only way out of it is voting, not individuals putting themselves in danger. As a person pointed out up-thread, only 65% of the eligible population turned up at the polls at the last election! It's like none of them even care.