The White House is reportedly planning to reduce the presence of immigration agents in Minnesota, a move that has sparked debate and concern. According to Sen. Susan Collins, large-scale immigration enforcement operations in Maine have also been halted, as the administration aims to address a growing public backlash following recent tragic incidents. President Donald Trump's border czar, Tom Homan, confirmed that his team is working on a plan to reduce the number of federal immigration enforcement agents in Minneapolis, pending cooperation with state and local authorities. This decision comes in the wake of the fatal shooting of ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal immigration enforcement officers, which has ignited a heated debate over immigration policies and their impact on communities.
