Trump administration changes approach after Minneapolis shooting sparks outcry

After a shooting in Minneapolis involving immigration enforcement led to public anger and protests, the Trump administration is adjusting its stance. The president softened his tone on the violence, and the head of Border Patrol, Gregory Bovino, was reassigned away from the city.

Adviser Stephen Miller acknowledged there may have been failures to follow protocol in the incident that led to the death of Alex Pretti. Meanwhile, the social media platform TikTok faced user complaints that it was limiting posts about the Minneapolis events.