Homan announces that deadly ICE ‘surge’ in Minnesota will ‘conclude’ next week
ICE surge to end in Minnesota after months of deadly protests
- The Trump administration is ending an immigration "surge" operation in Minnesota, which involved thousands of federal agents.
- This operation had previously led to months of protests and the shooting deaths of two American citizens.
- White House Border Czar Tom Homan announced the conclusion of the surge in Minneapolis, stating that President Trump had concurred with the decision.
- Homan cited increased cooperation from state and local officials and a decrease in "unlawful agitator" activity as reasons for ending the operation.
- He also highlighted the success in arresting individuals identified as "public safety threats" during the surge.
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