Tom Homan

Tom Homan, the White House border czar, announced the reduction of 700 federal immigration enforcement officers in United States===Minnesota. He stated that the operation has been a success due to increased cooperation from local officials and emphasized that mass deportations will continue.

Tom Homan, as the United States===White House border czar, announced the drawdown of immigration agents from United States===Minnesota's Twin Cities area. He stated that enforcement would continue nationwide and that future deployments would depend on the situation.

Tom Homan, as the border czar, ended Operation Metro Surge without achieving the 'significant' cooperation he deemed necessary. He promised more agents to pick up immigrants, aiming to alleviate local jail burdens.

Tom Homan, as the White House border czar, was the primary official who announced the conclusion of Operation Metro Surge. He oversaw the operation in United States===Minnesota and engaged with local leaders, ultimately proposing its end to Donald Trump.

Tom Homan was dispatched by Donald Trump to United States===Minneapolis to manage the immigration enforcement surge. He has indicated a willingness to de-escalate tensions and focus on 'targeted operations' if state officials cooperate, while also maintaining a 'zero tolerance' stance on protesters impeding law enforcement.