Minnesota's Governor Tim Walz has expressed optimism that a federal immigration crackdown in the state will conclude within "days, not weeks and months," following recent discussions with top Trump administration officials.
The Democratic governor revealed at a press conference that he spoke with border czar Tom Homan on Monday and White House chief of staff Susie Wiles on Tuesday morning. Homan assumed control of the Minnesota operation in late January, after a second fatal shooting involving federal officers and amidst growing political opposition and scrutiny over the operation's management.
