Border czar Tom Homan said he would draw down the number of federal immigration agents in Minnesota during a press conference Thursday, but he offered few details on timing, numbers or what would happen next. “The drawdown will come soon, depending on when I see this in play,” Homan said. “The mission is going to improve because of the changes we’re making internally.”Since arriving in Minnesota on Monday, Homan has met with Gov. Nine counties in the state have active agreements to work with immigration agents, according to ICE’s database. Frey’s statement after his meeting with Homan Tuesday, reiterating that Minneapolis wouldn’t enforce federal immigration laws, drew Trump’s ire.