'Not firing Noem, why would I do that?': Trump defends DHS Secy after Minnesota ICE drawdown
President Donald Trump is suddenly shifting tone on immigration enforcement after weeks of backlash over aggressive ICE operations. The President admitted he may need a 'softer touch' following public outrage, protests, and political fallout triggered by raids and the deployment of hundreds of federal agents including in Minnesota. Trump also revealed he personally ordered nearly 700 ICE agents to withdraw, marking a rare retreat from his hardline border strategy.
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