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White House withdraws 700 Minnesota ICE agents after months of intense enforcement

  • By: Roger Collins
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A sign reading "ICE OUT" is posted on a utility pole against a clear sky on Friday, Jan. 30, 2026, in Minneapolis, as protests and public opposition to federal immigration enforcement continue. (Kerem Yücel /Minnesota Public Radio via AP)
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VIDEO: After nearly two months of ramped up ICE enforcement in Minnesota, the Trump administration announced Wednesday it’s going to scale back it’s operation. U.S. border czar Tom Homan announced that effective immediately, 700 agents would be pulled from the state. Homans reasoning for the drawdown stems from what he says is an increase in collaboration between DHS agents with state and local law enforcement and while 700 federal agents will soon leave, it’s expected that 2000 will remain active across Minnesota.

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