Michelle Martin

Gregory Bovino, one of the few immigration agents who showed his face, is leaving Minnesota.

I'm Steve Inskeep with Michelle Martin, and this is Up First from NPR News.

President Trump visits Iowa today trying to shift focus to the economy as members of his own party question his immigration crackdown.

That's the governor of Oklahoma.

More Republicans are pressing for an investigation.

The administration has removed Greg Bovino, the Border Patrol official who was the public face of the immigration operation.

Bovino will return to a previous job in California, and Border Czar Tom Holman will replace him.

The administration has also stopped repeating its false narrative about a shooting without actually retracting any of those false claims.

And President Trump called Tim Walz the governor he previously blamed for the shootings by federal agents on a snowy street.

Yeah, not only Democrats, but more Republicans are calling for changes, at least in Trump's message after a second U.S.

citizen was shot dead by a federal agent.

Some are also criticizing the substance of an immigration operation that has led to widespread chaos and death.

A key question is whether tech companies deliberately built their platforms to addict young users.

How the jury decides could reshape the tech industry.

I'm Michelle Martin.

And I'm Steve Inskeep.

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