The Trump administration will pull 700 federal law enforcement personnel from Minneapolis as the city and nation continue to deal with protests and calls for reform in the wake of two fatal shootings and an unprecedented surge to arrest migrants for deportation.
The remaining Border Patrol agents in the area will move under the command of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials and federal objectives will shift to targeting people deemed to be public safety threats, White House Border Czar Tom Homan announced Wednesday.
