The White House considers pulling federal ICE agents out of Minnesota if local law enforcement steps up immigration enforcement.

White House Border Czar Tom Homan said a phased withdrawal of federal ICE agents from Minnesota is under consideration, contingent on cooperation from state and local law enforcement. He emphasized that the federal presence is not permanent and would depend on ongoing coordination, information-sharing, and local readiness to assume greater responsibility for immigration enforcement. No timeline or details on the scope of the drawdown were provided.