Several 100 immigration agents vanish from Minnesota. But Trump's "intention" remains unchanged

The Trump administration will immediately reduce the number of national immigration agents in Minnesota by 700, Tom Homan, dubbed the "Emperor of the Border," announced Wednesday. This means that about 2 1000 officers will stay in this state. Their task is to catch and deport immigrants who, according to the American administration, are expected to be in the United States illegally. This activity arouses opposition and protests from residents.