Source: New York Post
Trump administration border czar Tom Homan announced Thursday that the two-month-old immigration enforcement surge across Minnesota is ending, though a small footprint will remain in the state for “a little longer. ” Homan, who has sought to calm tensions between the White House and state and local officials for two weeks, credited increased local cooperation for the coming drawdown, but warned that far-left agitators could thwart plans to pull out all agents. “With the success that has been made in arresting public safety threats and other priorities since this surge operation began, as well as the unprecedented levels of coordination we have obtained from state officials and local law enforcement, I have proposed — and President Trump has concurred — that this surge operation conclude,” Homan told reporters in Minneapolis.
