White House Grapples with Blame After Minneapolis Shooting Crisis
Finger-pointing inside the Trump White House over its Minneapolis shooting response intensifies as DHS contradicts earlier claims about agents' status; officials distance themselves from the initial 'domestic terrorist' narrative, while Stephen Miller and Kristi Noem face backlash for the messaging. With GOP criticism mounting and ICE funding at risk, the White House shifts its stance and deploys personnel to Minnesota, highlighting politics as a central vulnerability for the administration.