Recent developments indicate a significant shift in immigration enforcement in Minnesota as the Trump administration announces the winding down of ICE operations in the state, particularly in Minneapolis. Local lawmakers are engaged in heated discussions regarding the impacts of the immigration surge, with proposed legislation aimed at addressing the aftermath of increased federal activities. Polls show a divided populace, with many supporting the end of the enforcement surge. The local leadership, including Latino advocates, is calling for policy changes and additional funding to recover from the repercussions of the ICE activities. Meanwhile, despite the reduction in visible enforcement, federal agents remain active, leading to concerns about continued tensions in the community regarding immigration policies.