Immigration Crackdown in Minnesota Ends After Protests, Deaths

• Federal authorities announce the end of the immigration crackdown, Operation Metro Surge, in Minnesota.
• Border czar Tom Homan stated the surge operation would conclude, with President Trump's concurrence.
• Launched on December 1, the sweeps led to over 4,000 arrests in the Minneapolis-St Paul metro area.
• Despite claims of targeting "dangerous criminal illegal aliens," many without criminal records, including children and US citizens, were detained.
• The decision follows growing political backlash, protests, and two fatal shootings by federal immigration agents.