White House official Tom Homan announces drawdown by 700 agents in Minnesota

MPR News·Feb 4

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A drawdown of immigration agents in Minnesota has been announced, with 700 agents set to be withdrawn. The move is reportedly an end to an immigration surge in the state. It appears that a smaller force of agents will remain in Minnesota, but the exact details and timing of the drawdown are not entirely clear.

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