Tom Homan, a hardline immigration enforcer, is joining Minneapolis leadership, raising fears of stricter enforcement in a progressive city.

Tom Homan, a former ICE official known for his hardline immigration enforcement stance, is set to take a leadership role in Minneapolis, raising concerns about a potential shift toward stricter immigration policies in the city. His appointment, which comes amid national debates over enforcement and public perception, has sparked fears among immigrant communities and advocacy groups about increased raids and eroded trust in law enforcement. While details about his specific responsibilities remain limited, Homan’s presence signals a possible expansion of federal immigration enforcement in a city with historically progressive policies. The move reflects broader political tensions over immigration, as the administration reassesses its approach amid public backlash over past enforcement tactics.