US EditionMinnesota ICE Live: Tom Homan Says ‘No Agency Is Perfect’ as Tone Shifts
Tom Homan pledged to enhance targeted immigration enforcement in Minnesota after fatal shootings, acknowledging errors and aiming for safer, more efficient ICE operations, amid 59% voter concern over agency tactics.
- On Thursday, White House border czar Tom Homan admitted mistakes by federal authorities in Minneapolis and pledged targeted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations to make them safer and more efficient.
- Homan's comments used war-related terms such as `in theater` and `rotations` to describe ICE and CBP deployments in Minnesota, language critics including Kathleen Belew said belongs to foreign military contexts.
- Two agents involved in Alex Pretti's fatal shooting in Minneapolis have been on administrative leave since Saturday, and the Pretti family condemned `the sickening lies told about our son by the administration.`
- Public and political reaction coalesced around Representative Jamie Raskin calling Renee Good and Alex Pretti `victims of homicidal state terror`, while a Fox News poll found 59 percent view ICE's deportation efforts as too aggressive.
- Dispatched by President Donald Trump, Tom Homan said federal and local officials acknowledge U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's role enforcing congressional laws after fatal shootings, committing to the administration's priorities.
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Trump, Homan Break Ice In Minnesota As Walz, Frey Agree To Honor Detainer Requests
By Robert Romano “To be clear, we did not agree with Minnesota state and local officials that they would be involved in immigration enforcement. I didn’t ask them to be immigration officers. I’m asking them to be cops working with the cops to help us take criminal aliens off the street. What we did agree upon is not to release public safety arrests back in the community and they could be lawfully transferred to ICE.” That was White House Executi…
‘Frightening’: Tom Homan Uses War Jargon to Describe ICE Operations in Minnesota
White House border czar Tom Homan sparks alarm by using war rhetoric to describe federal immigration operations in Minnesota. Critics question the use of military terms in domestic law enforcement.
Homan’s Presser Sheds Light On Trump Admin’s Shift On Minneapolis Immigration Raids - Real News Now
White House border czar Tom Homan publicly addressed the situation in Minneapolis for the first time Thursday morning, offering new insight into how the Trump administration is recalibrating its immigration enforcement strategy amid escalating protests and political backlash. Homan arrived in the Twin Cities earlier this week but intentionally stayed out of the spotlight while holding closed-door meetings with federal, state, and local officials…
Tom Homan admits mistakes in deportation operations in Minnesota and announces changes. He demands concessions from local authorities.
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