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And he told me that the vast majority of those sheriffs want better communication with ICE, and that's what they've been working towards.

They are willing to work with ICE and Border Patrol, but they really want to only demonstrate

do so in a lot of cases if there's a drawdown of federal authorities, which seems to be consistent with what Homan was saying this week.

But he said a formal agreement could take weeks or months.

Now, Homan said it took one phone call to the Minneapolis police chief when he learned about these roadblocks that have been erected by anti-ice protesters in the streets of Minneapolis trying to dox ice, take their license plates.

They've even been seen assaulting journalists.

He made a phone call to that police chief.

He said this needs to be disbanded.

And that one phone call actually resulted in that.

And he talked about that during the press conference.

You know, Homan made clear during the press conference that this does not mean that the Trump administration is, quote, surrendering their mass deportation effort.

He said that really it's about getting ICE into those jails.

That's the best way to get the worst criminals, which has been his priority recently.

and what he's wanted ICE and Border Patrol to go out and get in Minneapolis.

And so he said this is going to continue.

They're going to continue to go through their target lists and get those people.

He said illegal immigrants whose sole crime is just being in the country illegally, they're not off the list.

So they should feel that they are also under scrutiny, that ICE will come and get them too.

Here's what he had to say about how enforcement efforts will proceed from here.

Thank you.