Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey will travel to Washington, D.C., on Jan. 29, to meet with other mayors from around the nation, as well as U.S. senators, to push for an end to the federal immigration crackdown that has rocked his city and left two citizens dead. Frey is expected to emphasize the importance of local leadership, transparency and accountability in public safety. After weeks of violent confrontations between residents and federal immigration and border patrol agents culminated in three shootings, two fatal, President Donald Trump signaled a willingness to ease up in conversations with Frey and Gov. Border czar Tom Homan met with Frey this week, and Frey has said he pushed to end the federal surge. Frey will return to Minneapolis Thursday evening, his spokesperson said.