Tom Homan says the drawdown will require the cooperation of local and state officials and the reduction in protester interferenceU.S. President Donald Trump’s border czar said he could see a reduction in the number of ICE agents in Minnesota, but only if there’s cooperation with state and local officials. Article contentHoman’s comments came after last weekend’s fatal shooting of protestor Alex Pretti and Trump’s desire to ease tensions in Minnesota, while the White House ends “enhanced operations” in Minneapolis. The border czar said the Trump administration isn’t relenting on its immigration crackdown, warning protesters there will be consequences if they interfere with ICE agents. Photo by MANDEL NGAN / AFP via Getty ImagesReducing the number of officersHoman said there’s a possibility of pulling many of the approximately 3,000 ICE agents participating in the Minnesota operation. But it requires the cooperation of local and state officials and the reduction in protester interference.