Trump Reduces Immigration Agents in Minnesota

President Donald Trump's administration announced a reduction of immigration agents in Minnesota by 700, with White House border czar Tom Homan making the statement. This decision follows the deployment of thousands of armed agents around Minneapolis, which has incited protests.

The Trump administration has announced a significant reduction in the number of immigration agents stationed in Minnesota. White House border czar Tom Homan revealed that 700 federal agents will be withdrawn from the state.

President Donald Trump had previously increased the number of armed immigration agents in and around Minneapolis earlier this year, a move that sparked protests. The decision to scale back comes amid ongoing debates over federal immigration policies.

Critics of the President's policies argue that these actions exacerbate tensions and compromise community relations, urging a reevaluation of immigration enforcement strategies.

(With inputs from agencies.)