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Trump Orders 700 Immigration Agents Out of Minnesota After US Citizens’ Deaths. President Donald Trump has ordered 700 immigration officers to leave Minnesota, following protests over the deaths of two activists at the hands of federal officials. Despite the pullback, around 2,000 immigration agents will remain in Minnesota, with Tom Homan confirming the move. The deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti sparked outrage after they were fatally shot by federal agents during protests in Minneapolis. Minnesota officials have condemned federal tactics, which involved ICE officers detaining individuals off the street, and called for the immediate withdrawal of all immigration agents. Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey demanded a faster drawdown of federal forces and investigations into the killings of Good and Pretti. Trump confirmed the reduction in agents but emphasized his ongoing commitment to mass deportations and tough immigration enforcement. The move is part of Operation Metro Surge, aimed at fulfilling Trump’s campaign promise to deport illegal immigrants. Protests have continued in cities like Los Angeles and Chicago, where ICE presence has provoked anger from local officials and activists.
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