The Trump administration has moved to end its controversial large-scale immigration crackdown in Minnesota, known as Operation Metro Surge, after months of raids, arrests, and nationwide outrage. Border czar Tom Homan confirmed the drawdown of thousands of federal agents, saying enforcement levels will return to normal, though broader nationwide immigration actions will continue. <br /> <br />The operation triggered massive protests and political backlash, especially after the fatal shootings of two U.S. citizens — Alex Pretti and Renée Good — during federal enforcement actions. Local leaders criticized the operation for damaging communities and the economy, while federal officials defended it as a safety measure. The end of the operation comes amid mounting political pressure, investigations, and public scrutiny over ICE tactics <br /> <br />#TrumpICEMinnesota #OperationMetroSurge #TomHomanICE #TrumpImmigrationPolicy2026 #ICEMinnesotaCrackdownEnd #FederalAgentsWithdrawalMinnesota #AlexPrettiShootingCase #ReneeGoodShootingCase #MinneapolisICEProtests #USImmigrationEnforcementControversy #TrumpBorderPolicyLatest #ICERaidsMinnesotaNews #USImmigrationCrackdownPolitics #FederalImmigrationSurgeMinnesota #USDomesticSecurityOperations #TrumpICEMinnesotaPolicy #OperationMetroSurgeMinnesota #TomHomanAnnouncement
