Immigration chief exits Minneapolis

Immigration chief Joe Bovino will depart Minneapolis after a deadly shooting that heightened tensions. In his place, Tom Homan, known as the 'border tsar', will take charge of on‑the‑ground operations, aiming to restore calm and address community concerns. The incident, which left several people injured, sparked protests and criticism of federal enforcement tactics. Officials hope Homan's experience with border security will help bridge gaps between law‑enforcement and local residents, while ensuring public safety.

Residents and businesses in Minneapolis will see changes in immigration enforcement, affecting community safety and local‑government relations.

The swap signals a shift toward a more security‑focused approach in a city rattled by violence, potentially reshaping how federal immigration policy interacts with local communities and may influence future funding decisions.