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“The Trump administration was unwinding an aggressive operation that has stretched for more than two months despite loud opposition from residents and local officials.”
Analyzed on 2026-08-22T05:04:00+00:00 · Last updated 2026-08-22
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The Trump administration said on Thursday that it was ending its deployment of immigration agents to Minnesota, unwinding an aggressive operation that has stretched for more than two months despite loud opposition from residents and local officials.
Extracted from: Trump Live Updates: Homan Announces End to ICE and Immigration Surge Operations in Minneapolis , The New York Times
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“The Trump administration said on Thursday that it was ending its deployment of immigration agents to Minnesota, unwinding an aggressive operation that has stretched for more than two months despite loud opposition from residents and local officials.”
Trump Administration to End Surge of Immigration Agents in Minnesota
“The order comes as the Trump administration said on Thursday that it would end its aggressive immigration crackdown in Minnesota, which has resulted in tense clashes between protesters and law enforcement officers, the killing of two American citizens by federal agents and thousands of arrests.”
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“The hearing comes after the Trump administration scaled back its Minnesota operation and pulled 700 officers from the state last week, leaving about 2,000 officers. On Tuesday, Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota said that he had recently met with Tom Homan, the White House border czar, and that he hoped federal immigration enforcement agents would exit the state in the coming days.“We are talking days, not weeks and months of this occupation,” Mr. Walz said at a news conference. Clashes between protesters and immigration officers have been frequent in the Minneapolis-St. Paul region since the Trump administration began its deportation drive.”
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