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Minneapolis: Feds Out, Crisis Teams In?

White House to Reduce Federal Immigration Agents in Minneapolis After Enforcement Surge

The Trump administration announced Wednesday it would remove 700 federal immigration agents from Minneapolis after a month-long enforcement surge that has shaken the city. White House border czar Tom Homan said at a press conference that the drawdown was made possible by unprecedented cooperation between federal and local officials. The departing agents would be drawn from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP), but around 2,000 federal law enforcement officers would remain in the area, according to Homan.

The decision to reduce the number of agents comes after increased scrutiny of the administration's immigration policies and a fatal ICE shooting in the city. According to Vox, the Trump administration's presence in Minneapolis has strained the Justice Department.

Homan stated that a complete pullback of federal agents would depend on Minneapolis's cooperation. "This is smart law enforcement, not less law enforcement," he said.

The enforcement surge and subsequent drawdown have drawn criticism and comparisons to other events. Harry Dunn, a former Capitol Police officer now running for Congress in Maryland, drew parallels between the actions of federal immigration officers in Minneapolis and the mob he battled at the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. "They are terrorizing people more than serving," Dunn said, adding, "And law enforcement is supposed to be about serving. That is not what we are seeing now." Dunn is campaigning on dismantling Donald Trump's immigration regime.

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