Federal immigration agents in Minnesota will be equipped with megaphones and required to avoid “agitators” under new directives issued after two U.S. citizens were shot dead. An internal directive sent out Wednesday tells Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to focus exclusively on immigrants with “a criminal history” and “verbalize every step of the arrest process” using megaphones, according to Reuters. The directive marks a major shift from the broader approach that had until now been used in President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement operations. The changes come after federal immigration agents killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis after Trump deployed thousands of agents to the city. Border czar Tom Homan is now set to oversee immigration enforcement in Minnesota.