Minneapolis crackdown scales back as 700 federal agents exit Minnesota

The Trump administration will pull 700 immigration agents from Minnesota as part of winding down the Minneapolis crackdown, bringing the federal presence down toward pre-December levels while keeping about 2,000 agents. Body-worn cameras will be issued to officers in Minnesota, and officials say the operation improved with a unified command, though it faced court challenges; Homan cited arrests ranging from homicides to assaults as justification for the program.