Federal authorities have ended their immigration enforcement surge in Maine, a state senator said on Thursday, even as Donald Trump’s “border czar”, Tom Homan, insisted that the much bigger operation in Minnesota would continue. Homan suggested that there could be a reduction of federal agents in exchange for “cooperation” from Minnesota officials, including granting ICE officers access to local jails. He did add that federal agents who breach codes of conduct “will be dealt with”, but gave no further details and did not mention the killings. Observers have continued to patrol their communities to document federal agents’ actions here. “There isn’t any indication that immigration activity has changed in Minneapolis,” the Minneapolis city council member Jason Chavez wrote on social media yesterday.