Donald Trump changes his approach to immigration after a phone conversation with the governor of Minnesota, Tim Walz

Donald Trump announced a change in his administration's immigration tactics, following pressures generated by the killing of Alex Pretti, a medical assistant, by federal agents in Minneapolis. The president decided to send Tom Homan, a border policy specialist, to Minnesota to coordinate federal operations, a move that suggests reproaches towards Chief Kristi Noem, responsible for enforcing immigration measures. Trump adopted a more conciliatory tone towards local leaders, including Governor Tim Walz, with whom he had a positive discussion, and Mayor Jacob Frey, stating that progress is being made. This change in strategy comes amid a political crisis, with nationwide protests against immigration tactics, including criticism from some Republicans. The administration has reorganized the leadership of the operation, and Homan will report directly to the White House, while the number of protests against federal immigration actions continues to rise.