Donald Trump sends his advisor Tom Homan to Minnesota, after the death of a medical assistant killed by federal agents, causing massive protests.

American President Donald Trump has decided to send Tom Homan, his immigration advisor, to Minnesota, following protests sparked by the death of a medical assistant, Alex Pretti, who was killed by federal agents. Homan, known as the "border czar," is a supporter of the Trump administration's anti-immigration policy. Although he was not directly involved in the incident, Trump stated that Homan knows the local community well. Pretti's death, along with another similar incident, has sparked outrage on social media and criticism regarding how officials, including Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem, have handled the situation.

While Trump has adopted a more reserved tone, other advisors, such as Stephen Miller, have been more radical in their comments. The policy to combat illegal immigration remains a central promise of Trump, but polls suggest an increase in public rejection of it.