Minnesota Governor Meets with New ICE Leader Under Trump Administration

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Minneapolis, MN - Governor Tim Walz met with Tom Homan, the new leader of ICE operations in Minnesota. Homan previously served as the director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the Trump administration.

According to reports, Homan’s visit to Minneapolis comes amid a growing immigration crackdown in the state. The meeting between Governor Walz and Homan took place at an undisclosed location in Minneapolis.

Separately, Greg Bovino, the former head of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minnesota, has lost his job. Details on the reason for his departure are not available.

Additionally, a border patrol commander who was involved in the shooting of Alex Pretti has left their position in Minneapolis. The incident occurred earlier this year.

The White House has been engaged in damage control efforts regarding the ICE operation in Minneapolis. Officials have sought to address concerns about the agency’s activities in the state.

These developments come as the Trump administration continues to shape its immigration policies under Homan’s leadership.

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