Tom Homan, the White House border czar, announced that roughly 700 federal agents will be pulled out of Minnesota. Even with this cut, about 2,000 agents will remain in the state, a number that is still much higher than usual. According to the article, Homan noted that the reduction happened while local county jails were in talks to work more closely with federal immigration officers. Meanwhile, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said he expected the number of agents to drop. Walz also stated that he wants the state to have the power to investigate the January killings of two U.S. citizens by federal agents.