The Trump administration is intensifying its crackdown on Minneapolis, defying pressure from radical leftists and some Republicans to back down on immigration enforcement. Recent polling reveals strong public support for ICE and federal deportation efforts, contradicting narratives promoted by mainstream media. The administration's strategy includes sending former ICE chief Tom Holman to oversee operations and investigate welfare fraud linked to unrest in the city, signaling a commitment to border security and accountability for corrupt politicians.

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Highlights:

• “Trump doubles down on immigration enforcement in Minneapolis despite opposition.”
• “Polling shows 74% of Americans prioritize fighting illegal immigration.”
• “Tom Holman tasked with managing ICE operations and investigating welfare fraud.”
• “Growing public discontent with radical left protests and demands for accountability.”

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