US EditionWalz meets with Homan, agrees to ongoing dialogue
Gov. Walz and ICE official Homan agreed to ongoing talks after a fatal shooting during immigration enforcement and called for impartial investigations and fewer federal agents.
- On Jan. 27, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz met Tom Homan, White House-designated 'border czar' for Minneapolis, and they agreed to maintain an ongoing dialogue about enforcement operations.
- Operation Metro Surge, launched December, has coincided with multiple deadly encounters including the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti Saturday and large protests during 'ICE Out' day Friday.
- President Donald Trump recalled Greg Bovino and installed Tom Homan, Trump's designated border czar, who will report directly to Trump and meet Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Walz assigned the Minnesota Department of Public Safety as liaison to Homan.
- Walz said he had a productive call with President Donald Trump on Monday, and some Border Patrol agents, including Greg Bovino, were expected to leave Minnesota imminently.
- Democratic senators have threatened to block Department of Homeland Security funding unless the White House political team agrees to broad ICE reforms, risking a government shutdown starting this weekend.
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President Donald Trump is in Iowa Tuesday, pushing his economic message ahead of the midterms. White House border czar Tom Homan and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz met Tuesday morning and agreed to maintain an ongoing dialogue. Meanwhile, the Department of Homeland Security says it’s investigating a woman who allegedly attempted to buy a gun to “kill ICE agents.” Extreme cold warnings remain in effect for about 175 million people nationwide, with anoth…
Anti-ICE Activists Besiege Walz’s Office Over Dialogue With Trump, Homan.
PULSE POINTSWHAT HAPPENED: Far-left activists gathered outside the office of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) in the state capitol, protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal agencies.WHO WAS INVOLVED: Tim Walz, White House Border Czar Tom Homan, President Donald J. Trump, and protesters.WHEN & WHERE: Tuesday afternoon, Minnesota State Capitol building.KEY QUOTE: “The Governor and Homan agreed on the need for an o…
Tim Walz met with Tom Homan. After days of controversy over the death of civilian Alex Jeffrey Pretti during a federal operation, the governor of Minnesota received the Trump administration’s ‘borderzar’. According to reports from Walz’s office, who recently announced that he would not seek a third term in 2026, the meeting was positive and both agreed to engage in a ‘continuous dialogue’ to lower tensions between the White House and the North S…
Border Czar Tom Homan Meets With Democrats in Minnesota
President Donald Trump’s border czar, Tom Homan, met with Minneapolis Gov. Tim Walz Tuesday, just one day after Walz accused federal immigration agents of carrying out an “assault on our state.” Despite his criticism of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement operations, Walz spoke with Homan on Tuesday after Trump deployed the border czar to Minneapolis to take over the federal enforcement operation there. “Governor Walz met with…
Donald Trump won the U.S. elections with the promise to expel millions of “illegal criminals” from the country, focusing his offensive on “the worst of the worst,” but in the process he arrested, deported and even killed U.S. citizens. Now that this discretion has generated widespread rejection of the population, with the focus on the Democratic Minneapolis, the president has stepped back to relax the crisis and discharged responsibilities.
Walz meets with Homan, agrees to ongoing dialogue
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) said he met with Border Czar Tom Homan on Tuesday and that the two agree to an “ongoing dialogue” after two residents of Minneapolis were killed over the last month in separate altercations with federal law enforcement officials sent to the state as part of President Trump’s deportation crackdown. “Governor…
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