The Trump administration has ended its aggressive immigration crackdown in Minnesota. Thousands of federal agents, including ICE officers, conducted raids targeting criminals. The operation sparked large protests after the killings of two US citizens, Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Trump’s point man, Tom Homan, said, "I have proposed and President Trump has concurred that this surge operation conclude." Homan confirmed a significant drawdown is underway in Minnesota and will continue for the next week. He also hinted at moving officers to other cities but did not reveal which ones. The raids drew nationwide outrage and sharp criticism following the shootings. The future focus of immigration enforcement remains unclear as speculation grows about the next target locations.