Overview
- Roughly 3,000 federal immigration officers were deployed to Minnesota; 700 will depart immediately, leaving about 2,000 in place, Tom Homan said.
- Homan emphasized that deportation operations will continue daily nationwide and described the Minnesota drawdown as contingent on cooperation from local jails.
- The Department of Homeland Security will prioritize full deployment of body-worn cameras in Minneapolis after an internal review found inconsistent use, with a broader rollout planned.
- Federal Judge John R. Tunheim issued a temporary order limiting certain detentions of immigrants pursuing permanent residency in Minnesota, with a hearing set to review the measure.
- The White House reported more than 4,000 arrests under Operation Metro Surge as protests continue following the fatal shootings of Renée Good and Alex Pretti.