Trump Administration Pulls 700 Federal Agents from Minnesota Amid Shift to ‘Smarter’ Immigration Enforcement The Trump administration has moved to reduce its federal immigration enforcement presence in Minnesota, with border czar Tom Homan announcing the immediate withdrawal of 700 officers from the state. Speaking from the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, Homan described the decision as a strategic adjustment enabled by stronger partnerships with local jails. He explained that direct handovers of criminal targets from detention facilities mean fewer street-level operations, allowing resources to be redeployed elsewhere.

Trump's border czar Tom Homan details pullback of 700 ICE officers from Minnesota amid improved local ties, maintaining focus on criminal deportations. Updates on operations, protests, and Epstein file comments in latest US immigration and politics news.
#MinnesotaICE #TomHoman #ImmigrationEnforceme