Tom Homan vowed at a press conference in Minneapolis to press on with the immigration crackdown in the city, but said more cooperation could lead to a reduction in the number of federal agents there. And I’m going to fix it.”Minneapolis has been gripped by weeks of demonstrations against the roundup of undocumented migrants by masked and heavily armed federal agents. Trump sent Homan to Minnesota to take control of immigration operations there with orders to report directly to him, effectively sidelining Noem. ‘Improvements’ NeededHoman struck a conciliatory tone at his first press conference, a marked difference from the Border Patrol commander who previously headed the mission and has been removed. “President Trump and I, along with others in the administration, have recognized that certain improvements could and should be made.”The border chief urged Minnesotans to avoid “hateful rhetoric” against federal immigration officers.