Trump's Border Czar Pulls 700 Federal Agents From Minnesota
Summary
The Trump administration announced plans to remove 700 federal immigration agents from Minnesota. Tom Homan, President Trump's border czar, said this decision is due to improved cooperation with local officials. He also mentioned issues with body-worn camera use in the Twin Cities.Key Facts
- The Trump administration is pulling 700 federal agents from Minnesota.
- Tom Homan, who manages border operations, made the announcement.
- The removal is because of "unprecedented collaboration" with local authorities.
- The change is set to take effect immediately.
- Homan criticized irregular practices related to body cameras for agents.
- This news was shared during a Wednesday news conference.
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