The “withdrawal” of some immigration agents from Minnesota is dependent upon state and local officials cooperating with federal law enforcement, according to Border czar Tom Homan. Yes, I said it, draw down the number of people here,” Homan told reporters in Minneapolis Thursday. The Trump administration boosted the presence of federal immigration agents in Minnesota to about 3,000 over the past month. The expanded operation to arrest criminal illegal aliens has faced significant backlash from state and local leaders, as well as anti-immigration protesters. TOM HOMAN: "I do not want to hear that everything that's been done here has been perfect.