Staff Reports
Tom Homan, President Trump’s no-nonsense Border Czar and former ICE acting director, stormed into Minneapolis to take command of Operation Metro Surge amid deadly clashes and sanctuary stonewalling. With over 3,000 federal agents battling violent protests that have already claimed two American lives—Renee Good and Alex Pretti—Homan laid down the law: cooperate with ICE on criminal deportations, or face the full force of federal might. His arrival signals the White House won’t tolerate Minnesota’s sabotage of efforts to rid streets of illegal alien threats.
Homan warned that inflammatory rhetoric from left-wing agitators has fueled assaults on agents and inevitable bloodshed, a prophecy tragically fulfilled in the shootings. He blasted organized protests, complete with rented U-Haul trucks hauling agitprop signs, as anything but grassroots outrage—more like a scripted assault on law enforcement backed by radical funders. True to form, local police chiefs pledged to prioritize 911 calls over coddling rioters, a smart move to protect agents and citizens alike.
In a breakthrough, Homan secured nods from Attorney General Keith Ellison and sheriffs, allowing ICE notifications on jail releases of public safety risks like felons and gang members. No more surprise street hunts if locals hand over the bad guys—Homan dangled a “drawdown” of agents as the carrot, slashing risky operations in exchange for basic cooperation. This pragmatic deal shreds the sanctuary myth that shielding criminals keeps communities safe.
The radical left’s meltdown proves they’re desperate to harbor every illegal, criminal or not, framing heroes enforcing the law as villains. Homan’s tough talk echoes what Americans voted for: secure borders and zero tolerance for violence against feds doing their duty. Walz and Frey’s whining only highlights how their failed policies bred this chaos, from unchecked migrants to Soros-style street theater.
Minneapolis teeters as the frontline in America’s immigration war, where Homan’s leadership could flip sanctuary defeat into victory. By partnering on detainers and quelling riots, the city might avoid worse confrontations and reclaim safety for law-abiding folks. President Trump’s enforcer has drawn the line—back the badge or watch federal resolve crush obstructionism nationwide.
