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ICE's immigration enforcement in Minneapolis will reportedly scale down to 150 agents as stated by Border czar Tom Homan.

Tom Homan, the Trump-appointed border czar, hints at potential future ICE operations in sanctuary cities as federal enforcement scales back in Minneapolis.

Tom Homan, White House border czar, announced that a small security force will remain in Minnesota as immigration enforcement agents draw down, following the removal of over 1,000 individuals.

Tom Homan, Trump’s border chief, announced that over 1000 ICE agents have pulled out of Minnesota, with more set to leave soon amid protests against immigration policies.

Tom Homan, Trump's border czar, affirmed that immigration raids will persist despite the partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security.

Border czar Tom Homan criticized Minnesota leaders for seeking federal reimbursement for damages related to immigration enforcement operations, urging them to express gratitude instead.

Donald Trump has announced the end of the operation targeting illegal immigrants in Minnesota, marking a significant shift in his immigration policy.

ICE has ended its immigration enforcement actions in Minnesota after a two-month operation that resulted in thousands of arrests and two fatalities.

The Trump administration has announced the end of a large-scale deployment of immigration agents in Minnesota following the deaths of two Americans by agents in the state.

Tom Homan, Trump's border tsar, announces the end of a significant immigration crackdown in Minnesota, which sparked protests and fatalities.

Tom Homan announced the potential end of the ICE operation in Minnesota following recent fatal incidents involving federal agents.

The ICE operation in Minnesota, initiated under Donald Trump's administration, is set to conclude, as announced by Tom Homan, the border czar overseeing the White House's anti-immigration campaign.

Tom Homan, President Trump's envoy, announced the cessation of expansive immigration police operations in Minneapolis, coinciding with efforts to reduce police personnel following recent incidents.

US border czar Tom Homan announced a drawdown of the immigration crackdown in Minnesota, which has led to significant tensions, including the deaths of US citizens and widespread protests.

The US border chief, Tom Homan, announced the phase-out of a controversial federal immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota during a press conference in Minneapolis.

Tom Homan announced the end of a major immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota that has resulted in mass detentions, protests, and two deaths.

The U.S. government has announced that it will halt controversial ICE operations in Minnesota, following successful outcomes from previous initiatives, as stated by Border Czar Tom Homan.

The U.S. government has announced the end of its ICE operations in Minnesota, with Border Chief Tom Homan attributing the decision to successful results and local cooperation.

Donald Trump's 'Border Tsar' Tom Homan has proposed the termination of a heightened ICE operation in Minnesota.

Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, announced that Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota will conclude, citing its success in enhancing public safety through collaboration with local authorities.

Donald Trump has decided to conclude the controversial ICE operation in Minnesota, according to his border czar, Tom Homan.

Tom Homan, the head of ICE, announced the reduction of ICE forces in Minnesota, which has been approved by President Trump.

Tom Homan, the border czar, announced the end of immigration raids in Minnesota after a series of mass detentions and protests.

Tom Homan declared the end of a federal immigration crackdown in Minnesota that resulted in significant tensions and the deaths of American protesters.

The federal immigration operation in Minnesota, spearheaded by ICE, is set to be scaled back following recent fatal incidents involving the agency.

The article discusses the withdrawal of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from Minnesota and highlights the political and social tensions in the region.

Immigration Police ICE has begun to withdraw from Minnesota, with about 700 federal agents already leaving and a larger withdrawal planned for the coming weeks, as stated by Chief Border Officer Tom Homan.

Tom Homan, the former 'border czar' of the Trump administration, cautioned that mass deportations could undermine public support for immigration enforcement unless focused on criminal aliens.

Tom Homan has announced the withdrawal of 700 federal agents from Minnesota, coinciding with the expiration of a nuclear arms deal between the U.S. and Russia.

Tom Homan, appointed by Trump as a 'border czar', announced a reduction of 700 federal immigration officers to ease tensions in Minneapolis, but local anxieties persist as the administration's agenda remains unchanged.

In response to rising tensions following recent shootings of civilians by immigration agents, Tom Homan announced the immediate withdrawal of 700 agents from Minneapolis while continuing concentrated enforcement operations with approximately 2,000 agents remaining in the area.

Tom Homan, referred to as the "border czar" by Donald Trump, announced the immediate withdrawal of some immigration agents from Minnesota, aiming to reduce their presence to pre-operation levels.

The White House announced that 700 federal agents will immediately leave Minnesota, according to border czar Tom Homan, who emphasized that federal efforts in the state will continue.

White House border czar Tom Homan criticized anti-ICE roadblocks in Minneapolis as ineffective and detrimental to local communities during a press conference.

Tom Homan announced a partial reduction of federal deployment in Minnesota, with 700 of the approximately 3,000 ICE agents being withdrawn from Minneapolis as part of operations against illegal immigration.

Tom Homan, the 'border czar' under Donald Trump, has begun fulfilling his commitment to withdraw 700 federal agents from Minneapolis, representing a 25% reduction in their numbers.

Tom Homan, the U.S. border czar, has announced the immediate withdrawal of 700 federal agents from Minnesota, representing about 20-25% of the total presence.

Border czar Tom Homan announced the withdrawal of approximately 700 ICE agents from Minnesota as part of a reduction in federal immigration officers following an agreement with state and local authorities.

The Trump administration is cutting the number of immigration officials in Minneapolis by nearly 700, equivalent to one-fifth of the city's immigration officials, as announced by Border Security Chief Tom Homan.

The Border Czar Tom Homan announced the immediate withdrawal of 700 immigration officers from Minneapolis after weeks of tension due to the death of two protesters at the hands of federal agents.

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, announced the departure of 700 federal agents from Minnesota, while still maintaining a presence of around 2,000 agents in the state.

Donald Trump is withdrawing hundreds of ICE officers from Minnesota due to significant backlash against their presence, according to Border Czar Tom Homan.

The Trump administration is withdrawing approximately 700 ICE agents from Minnesota, leaving around 2,000 agents in the state, as announced by border chief Tom Homan.

Donald Trump's administration will withdraw 700 federal immigration officers from Minnesota due to unprecedented cooperation with local law enforcement, according to U.S. Border Chief Tom Homan.

The U.S. government is withdrawing 700 federal immigration officers from Minnesota, according to Border Patrol Chief Tom Homan, amid evolving cooperation from local authorities.

ICE Chief Tom Homan announced that the federal government is withdrawing 700 agents from Minnesota following a homicide declaration in Hennepin County.

700 ICE officers are set to leave the state of Minnesota and the city of Minneapolis immediately, as stated by U.S. Border Chief Tom Homan, following agreements between state and local officials to collaborate on the transfer of detained migrants.

During a press conference, Tom Homan announced the withdrawal of 700 ICE agents from Minnesota, citing significant improvements in the situation following intense protests against ICE.

White House border czar Tom Homan announced the reduction of federal agents in Minnesota, attributing it to significant collaboration with local law enforcement.

700 federal agents sent to Minnesota for immigration enforcement will be withdrawn immediately, leaving around 2000 agents to continue their work, as stated by U.S. Border Chief Tom Homan amidst criticism of the immigration policies of the Trump administration following a shooting involving two U.S. citizens last month.