"This is like any other surge operation. L.A., it ended. Los Angeles, it ended. Charlotte, it ended. New Orleans, it ended. This is ending the surge, but we're not going away, he said. And let me say this, over 800 flights a day land in St. Paul, Minnesota. If we need to come back, we'll come back."
"They care more about politics than the safety and security of this nation, Homan said of congressional Democrats. You're talking, not funding the coast guard, who have stopped multiple loads of drugs coming into this country. You're gonna defund TSA, who keeps our skies safe. You're gonna defund Secret Service. I mean, put politics aside. This is about safety and security of this nation."
"ICE has all the money they want to keep doing the job, said Homan. Of course, the men and women long term won't be getting paid, but will continue to do operations. They'll continue taking people off the street."
Federal immigration surge operations in Minneapolis have ended, while ICE operations remain active nationwide and could return if conditions change. Similar surge conclusions occurred in Los Angeles, Charlotte, and New Orleans. Over 800 flights a day land in St. Paul, Minnesota, providing rapid access for potential redeployment. Congressional Democrats are seeking Department of Homeland Security reforms and are delaying a funding bill, creating a risk of a partial government shutdown. Critics argue that funding delays would affect agencies like the Coast Guard, TSA, and Secret Service. ICE has funding allocated in the Big Beautiful Bill to continue operations, though personnel pay could be affected long-term during a shutdown, and enforcement activity is expected to continue.
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