Minneapolis immigration enforcement operation to 'conclude', officials say

BBC·Feb 12

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An immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis is set to conclude, with a small security force expected to remain in the area for a time. The operation had been the subject of protests and was marked by fatal shootings. It is unclear how many agents are leaving or what the exact timeline is for the conclusion of the operation.

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