The temporary head of the ICE in Minnesota has proposed to President Trump the termination of immigration enforcement operations in the state, following significant protests and a recent shooting incident involving federal agents.
Tom Homan, the temporary chief of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minnesota, announced on Thursday that he has proposed to President Donald Trump to end the agency's operations against immigrants in the state. This decision comes in the wake of growing protests condemning ICE activities, particularly after a recent incident where a man named Alex Pretti was shot and killed by federal agents during an attempted arrest in Minneapolis. Homan has indicated that the situation on the ground has become untenable due to community backlash and has already initiated a significant reduction of ICE personnel in Minnesota.
During a press conference, Homan stated that the president has agreed to his proposal to conclude military-style operations executed in the region under
