United States President Donald Trump’s administration has announced the removal of 700 immigration officers from Minnesota after weeks of sometimes violent operations and the fatal shooting of two protesters. that sparked outrage across the United States.
But Tom Homan, a senior administration official, said that the contentious deployment in Minneapolis would go on, noting that some 2,000 immigration officers would remain after the drawdown.
The mayor of Minneapolis and the governor of Minnesota — both Democrats — described the announcement as “a step in the right direction,” but called for the federal government to move faster in winding down its sweeping immigration operation in the state.
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