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Trump's Immigration Agent Cuts Spark Minnesota Negotiation Struggles
2/5/2026
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- Negotiations between Democrats and U.S. President Donald Trump over immigration enforcement in Minnesota face challenges.
- A deal on new restrictions appears unlikely despite bipartisan push.
- Trump announced a reduction of 700 immigration enforcement agents in Minnesota, leaving about 2,000.
- Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey welcomed the reduction but urged an end to aggressive operations amid protests and legal challenges.
