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A change may be coming in Minnesota.

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Multiple federal sources telling Fox that a Border Patrol commander and some CPB agents will leave Minneapolis as soon as tomorrow.

There's no word of any specific reason, but this follows the weekend.

Border Patrol involved shooting of protester Alex Preddy.

The Trump administration says immigration enforcement operations will continue.

Spokeswoman Caroline Leavitt also says no one at the White House wants people getting killed in the street and that a call between President Trump and the Minnesota governor earlier today focused on cooperation.

Saturday's deadly shooting also raising questions about gun rights at anti-ICE protests.

Fox's Jared Halpern at the White House.

Utility crews still working on more than 600,000 power outages from the storm that dumped heavy snow or ice on much of the U.S.

The outages of particular concern because of the cold.

West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrissey says conditions remain hazardous.

At least 25 storm-related deaths reported in 11 states, not including a business jet crash in Maine that killed seven people last night.

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It's not as bad at the airports today, but still thousands of disruptions from the big winter storm.

Fox Business' Grady Trimble at Reagan National near D.C.

The head of NATO, Mark Rutte, addressing the European Parliament earlier today and saying he believes President Trump is doing a lot of good things as he appealed for finding how to best collectively prevent the Russians and the Chinese from getting more access to the Arctic region.

This as President Trump continues to push a framework deal on Greenland.