Trump Plans to Pull 700 ICE Agents from Minnesota Amid DHS Funding Fight
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Democrats move quickly to tie DHS funding to tighter immigration-enforcement rules, pushing for visible IDs, warrants, and limits like banning masks on federal agents; Republicans resist many of these conditions as funding for Homeland Security looms. In a related development, Tom Homan said he would withdraw about 700 ICE agents from Minnesota, reducing the force to roughly 2,000, while talks on potential compromises—such as implementing body cameras—continue amid disagreements over how aggressively deportations should proceed.
- Trump Live Updates: Homan Plans to Pull 700 Immigration Agents From Minnesota The New York Times
- Democrats say ‘dramatic changes’ needed for immigration enforcement as DHS funding negotiations continue – live The Guardian
- Prospects for ICE deal sour on Capitol Hill as shutdown deadline nears for critical agency CNN
- Opinion | This good compromise would rein in ICE without undermining its core job The Washington Post
- Democrats plan DHS funding offer as Thune floats long-term punt Politico
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