In a statement reported by CNN, Walz said he had outlined the state's priorities to Homan, including impartial investigations into the two shootings and reducing the 3,000-strong force of federal agents that has been deployed to the city. Homan's job in Minneapolis is to "recalibrate tactics" and improve cooperation with state and local officials, a source with ties to the White House said. Trump also weighed whether immigration officers should be required to have body-worn cameras, as many police officers do, according to the White House official. Public support for Trump's immigration enforcement tactics appeared to be waning both before and after the Pretti shooting, a Reuters/Ipsos poll showed. It also showed officers removing a firearm from his waistband after he was subdued, moments before they fatally shot him.

Source: The Telegraph January 27, 2026 18:07 UTC