Bovino, 55, served as Border Patrol “commander-at-large” and became a prominent figure in the administration’s immigration enforcement efforts. The White House also sent Tom Homan, described by the administration as its “border czar,” to oversee the Minnesota operation. The guidance also noted a reduced role for Border Patrol in the state, shifting it to a support function, according to Reuters. Time reported that Homan mentioned some federal agents would be pulled from Minnesota, but immigration enforcement would continue. The Los Angeles Times stated that Trump sent Homan to Minnesota, and Bovino was expected to leave the area.