Tom Homan warns agents could return to Minnesota and threatens raids in other cities

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : " Homan noted, though, that ICE would remain operational -- due to a congressional spending bill passed last year, which provided billions in supplemental funding to the agency.
54% : "A small footprint of personnel" would remain in the area to supervise the transfer of "full command and control" of immigration enforcement in the state back to the ICE field office that has been in Minneapolis for decades, he said.
46% : White House border czar Tom Homan warned that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents could return to Minnesota and vowed that mass deportations around the country would continue.
45% : "ICE has all the money they want to keep doing the job," Homan said.
42% : The drawdown in the Gopher State comes as the American public remains concerned about the tactics employed by ICE.
40% : It also sparked widespread protests in the Democratic-run state and led local and state officials to call on ICE to withdraw from the area.

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