Trump administration withdrawing 700 federal agents from Minnesota
Summary
The Trump administration is withdrawing 700 immigration agents from Minnesota as part of Operation Metro Surge. This operation had previously led to the deaths of two U.S. citizens and sparked protests. Despite these issues, officials plan to continue using body cameras for federal officers in the area.Key Facts
- 700 federal agents from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol will be withdrawn from Minnesota.
- The operation began in December and involved a total of 2,700 agents, with 2,000 remaining after the reduction.
- Tom Homan, the 'border tsar', announced the start of the withdrawals and the importance of using body-worn cameras.
- The operation in Minneapolis faced numerous court challenges and involved the deaths of two citizens.
- Federal agents have arrested people charged with serious crimes such as homicide, assault, and being sex offenders or gang members.
- The decision to withdraw agents comes after increased cooperation from state and local officials.
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