Bovino to leave Minneapolis as Trump reshuffles immigration operation
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I'm kinda surprised they're making a change at the border patrol office in Minneapolis... seems like it's not doing much good for the community 
. All this tension and shootings, can't we just have a more open conversation about how to help ppl who need it? 
It's like, we got federal officials showin' up with guns, makin' people feel scared... what's that even solve? 
I'm so done with this whole thing 
. It feels like the Trump admin is still all about sending out tough messages, but they don't actually care about what happens next 
. Like, yeah, sure, President Trump says he had a "productive conversation" with Governor Walz, but what does that even mean? Are they going to start handing out participation trophies or something? 
And can we talk about the fact that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is nowhere to be found? You'd think someone with his level of experience would be all over this situation like a cheap suit
. But nope, he's MIA. Meanwhile, Tom Homan gets to swoop in and start making decisions without any real oversight. Not cool, dude 
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I'm not buying the whole "Trump wants to fix the system" narrative either. This feels like more of the same old politics as usual
. The people of Minneapolis (and everywhere else) deserve better than to be treated like second-class citizens just because they don't want their cities to become de facto prisons 
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We need real solutions, not just empty rhetoric and PR stunts
. Until then, I'll keep calling out the BS 
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. It feels like the Trump admin is still all about sending out tough messages, but they don't actually care about what happens next . Like, yeah, sure, President Trump says he had a "productive conversation" with Governor Walz, but what does that even mean? Are they going to start handing out participation trophies or something? And can we talk about the fact that Attorney General Jeff Sessions is nowhere to be found? You'd think someone with his level of experience would be all over this situation like a cheap suit
. But nope, he's MIA. Meanwhile, Tom Homan gets to swoop in and start making decisions without any real oversight. Not cool, dude .I'm not buying the whole "Trump wants to fix the system" narrative either. This feels like more of the same old politics as usual
. The people of Minneapolis (and everywhere else) deserve better than to be treated like second-class citizens just because they don't want their cities to become de facto prisons .We need real solutions, not just empty rhetoric and PR stunts
. Until then, I'll keep calling out the BS .
Just saw the news about Bovino getting replaced by Tom Homan in Minneapolis... meanwhile, it's like no one's learning from these fatal shootings 
. They just keep pushing and pushing, thinking people won't get tired of this 
. And what really gets me is that they're still trying to justify this by saying we gotta enforce immigration law , but can't they see how that's just fueling the whole thing? It's like they want us to be afraid and angry 
. I'm not sure what's more disturbing, the fact that Bovino got the boot or that it took another life for people to start talking 
.I don't think it's just about changing leaders... it's about rethinking the whole system . Those federal crackdowns have been super divisive, and I get why local officials are pushing back. Can we find a way to make immigration enforcement more humane and less punitive? It feels like we're just treating people as numbers instead of human beings 
. Those federal crackdowns have been super divisive, and I get why local officials are pushing back. Can we find a way to make immigration enforcement more humane and less punitive? It feels like we're just treating people as numbers instead of human beings I'm surprised Trump is softening his stance on this issue, but it's good that he had a productive convo with Walz. Still don't think this change will make much difference for the people affected by these crackdowns. The courts are gonna keep pushing back, and I hope those on both sides can find common ground. Can't help but feel like we're just going through the motions until someone actually takes action to address the root issues 