Tom Homan, referred to as Donald Trump's 'Border Tsar', announced his suggestion to conclude the intensified operation by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency in Minnesota. According to Homan, ICE agents have already begun withdrawing from the state this week, a process that is expected to continue into the next week. However, he noted that some agents would remain in Minnesota until ongoing investigations are completed, while the broader operation itself is deemed complete.

Earlier this year, President Trump deployed thousands of armed immigration and border officials to Minneapolis and other parts of Minnesota to enforce stricter immigration policies. This move was part of a larger strategy to control and reduce illegal immigration and enhance border security. The criticism and scrutiny from various communities have since arisen over these actions, with discussions around the implications such operations have on local communities and the legal standing of the measures taken.

The proposal to end this operation may reflect a shift in strategy as the administration evaluates the effectiveness and community impact of these deployments. As the political landscape evolves, Minnesota's residents and local leaders are closely watching how federal immigration policies might change and what this means for the state’s immigrant population, overall safety, and community relations.