Trump's ICE operation in Minnesota faces pushback and possible changes

The Trump administration's Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in Minnesota has drawn significant criticism and political pushback. A top official, referred to as Trump's border czar, has suggested the operation could be scaled back if local authorities cooperate, while also promising a 'safer' approach.

Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar announced she is running for governor of Minnesota, a move reported as happening amid the ICE turmoil. Other Minnesota politicians, including Senator Tina Smith, have strongly opposed the ICE presence, with Smith stating she won't vote to fund the agency until it leaves her state.