Trump backs down on immigration enforcement push after Minneapolis shootings
President Donald Trump sent border czar Tom Homan to Minneapolis on Tuesday to ease tensions after two US citizens were shot dead by federal agents, signalling a shift in the administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics. Homan met with the city’s mayor and the governor of Minnesota amid growing political pressure and public outrage.
President Donald Trump sent border czar Tom Homan to Minneapolis on Tuesday to ease tensions after two US citizens were shot dead by federal agents, signalling a shift in the administration’s aggressive immigration enforcement tactics. Homan met with the city’s mayor and the governor of Minnesota amid growing political pressure and public outrage.
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