BREAKING: Thomas Homan says the Trump administration will withdraw 700 federal officers from Minnesota, a dramatic pivot after protests and federal deployments. What do you think—was this the right move? Tell us in the comments..
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BREAKING: Trump administration to withdraw 700 federal officers from Minnesota, Homan says
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Border czar Tom Homan announced that an unprecedented number of Minnesota counties are communicating with ICE and allowing federal authorities to take custody of noncitizens before they reach the streets. He said improved county and jail cooperation has enabled a drawdown of 700 federal immigration officers from Minnesota, though more redeployments hinge on continued local agreements. Homan framed the shift as increased operational efficiency amid Operation Metro Surge, saying targeted jail transfers reduce risky street arrests. Critics warn of legal and community trust issues, and statewide policies remain uneven across counties as negotiations over detention transfers and 48-hour holds ongoing. (fox9.com)
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UN Secretary-General António Guterres warned the organization could be on the brink of financial collapse unless major contributors, especially the United States, resume full payments, citing roughly $2.2 billion owed to the U.N.’s regular (core) budget. He said record unpaid dues (about $1.57 billion at end of 2025) and near-exhausted liquidity risk preventing execution of the $3.45 billion 2026 budget and could force the U.N. to run out of cash by July 2026. Guterres urged member states to honor obligations or reform antiquated rules that require returning unspent funds, and warned immediate action is needed to avoid paralysis and disruption. (apnews.com)
