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So that's why you see more aggressive figures like Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino out there in front of the cameras more than you see Holman, really.

And it's more of a showy,

operation going on.

You know, multiple reports also indicate that Bovino will be leaving Minneapolis this week and he's taking some of his fellow agents with him.

So we are starting to see some of those changes being made.

Despite this, President Trump says he's very happy with Noem's leadership.

And several reporters at Monday's White House press briefing asked if deploying Homan was a sign that Trump was growing dissatisfied with Noem.

Caroline Leavitt, the press secretary, said not at all.

Yeah.

So both the president and Walz said the call was productive.

Trump specifically said they seem to be on, quote, a similar wavelength and that Walz appeared to be happy with Homan coming to the city.

And for his part, Walz said that Trump agreed to look at reducing the number of federal agents in Minnesota and working with the state in a more coordinated fashion on immigration enforcement.

But we know just days before that we had the governor comparing immigration enforcement to Nazis.

So it's hard to really know what to make of this more cordial tone here.