Possible pullback of federal agents in Minneapolis hinges on local cooperation, border official says
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The Trump administration signaled it could scale back its federal crackdown in Minneapolis if local officials cooperate after the deaths of two Americans tied to border enforcement, with border czar Tom Homan saying the operation would be made smarter and more targeted. Governors and city leaders have urged a full withdrawal, while Congress remains divided over DHS funding and ICE tactics amid protests and legal challenges.
- Agents in Minneapolis could be pulled back if local officials cooperate, border tsar says BBC
- Opinion | Tom Homan Makes a Good Offer to Minneapolis The Wall Street Journal
- Live updates: Border czar to speak in Minnesota as report indicates ICE agents are under new orders to ease tactics CNN
- Border czar says he plans to "draw down" ICE and CBP operations in Minnesota NPR
- Feds say drawdown in Minnesota is contingent on local cooperation. Will it happen? CBS News
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