Jessica Tarlov

Absolutely not.

This is a an acknowledgement that what Kristi Noem and Greg Bovino were doing was not acceptable to the Trump administration even.

And whether that's just because it boiled over because of the public reaction or how they genuinely felt, I don't know.

But this is markedly different.

And a few things that I jotted down that I think are really positive steps in the right direction.

Tom Holman made sure that he acknowledged the fact that mistakes had been made.

And he said, I would not be here if everything had been done perfectly.

He said, I'm not here for photo ops.

So taking his swing at Kristi Noem and Greg Bovino, but to seek solutions, which I think is borne out in the conversations that even Keith Ellison, Mayor Fry and Tim Walz have mentioned.

He says the mission will shift focus to criminals and people with charges.

And Reuters is reporting that CPB officers have gotten the memo that they are no longer allowed to engage with agitators.

So that means that you won't have an Alex Pratt situation again, hopefully.

And he also said that no matter what's going on with the protests, that ICE and CPP must act professionally or they will be dealt with.

And that flies right in the face of what J.D.

Vance said about these guys having immunity for whatever their actions are.

And I know he's tried to walk that back, but everyone remembers that that was said originally.

So call me a Pollyanna if you want.

I think that everyone should be hopeful about where this can go and that maybe those bad hombres can be the ones that are out and we can –

not see this level of a surge to one of these cities again.

And that's where I am today.