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'Trauma inflicted' Gov. Tim Walz responds to federal immigration enforcement drawdown in Minnesota

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz responded after U.S. border czar Tom Homan announced a drawdown and end to Operation Metro Surge, the federal immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota. Walz said the “trauma” from the federal operation reached beyond immigrant communities, calling it “deep damage” with “generational trauma” and economic harm for small businesses. He said Minnesota still has major unanswered questions — including the status of children and what he called the need for accountability and investigations into the deaths of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti during the surge period. The governor outlined early recovery steps focused on small businesses, including a proposal to reinstate a small business emergency fund and create $10 million in targeted, partially forgivable loans. Walz also argued the federal government should help pay for costs he says Minnesotans absorbed during the surge. Context: Operation Metro Surge has drawn weeks of protests, fear in some communities, and reported economic disruption, as state and local leaders have debated enforcement tactics, coordination, and transparency. STREAM ANYTIME: https://tv.kare11.com/ LATEST VIDEOS:    • Minnesota ICE surge: shootings, protests +...   FULL COVERAGE: https://www.kare11.com/ice-agents-in-... #TimWalz #Minnesota #OperationMetroSurge #Immigration