Walz says Trump considering reducing federal immigration enforcement forces in Minnesota

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz revealed that President Trump agreed to consider reducing federal immigration enforcement forces in Minnesota during a phone conversation on Monday morning, as tensions continue between state and federal authorities over immigration policies. The governor's statement comes amid growing concerns in Minnesota about the presence of increased federal immigration agents in the state, which has created anxiety among immigrant communities. Walz, a Democrat, has been vocal about his administration's commitment to protecting all residents regardless of immigration status, and has previously expressed concerns about federal overreach in immigration enforcement. The phone conversation between the two leaders represents a rare moment of potential compromise on an issue that has often been divisive. According to CBS News correspondent Lana Zak, who reported on the development, the governor emphasized the importance of maintaining trust between local law enforcement and immigrant communities during the call. Trump's consideration of reducing federal forces could signal a potential shift in his administration's immigration enforcement approach, particularly in states with significant immigrant populations and progressive leadership.