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The Trump administration is ending its immigration surge in Minnesota.

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And freezing weather sends home sales diving in January.

It's Thursday, February 12th.

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The Trump administration said today that it's ending the immigration crackdown in Minnesota.

Here's Border Czar Tom Homan speaking this morning.

For more on the end of the operation and its impact, I'm joined by WSJ immigration reporter Michelle Hackman.

Michelle, what were the administration's goals in Minnesota and did it achieve them?