Live: ICE director vows to release bodycam footage; Walz says crackdown could end soon

February 10, 2026
Plain-clothed federal agents tackle and arrest a man after a short foot chase in the lobby of the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis on Feb. 10. (Anthony Soufflé/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

Lawmakers grilled the heads of ICE and the Border Patrol on immigration enforcement at a House committee hearing in Washington.

The Minnesota Star Tribune

As the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown continues in Minnesota, lawmakers on Capitol Hill questioned the leaders of ICE and Customs and Border Protection during an oversight hearing.

In addition, Gov. Tim Walz said he expects the federal immigration operation to soon wind down and federal leaders have “assured us that I think we are moving towards that.”

“It would be my hope that [border czar Tom] Homan goes out before Friday and announces that this thing is done,” Walz said.

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