Walz says Trump considering reducing federal immigration enforcement forces in Minnesota

[Hel]

im not surprised to hear this news , i mean minnesota has been pretty chill about immigration stuff for a while now. tim walz seems like a reasonable guy and its great that he's trying to find common ground with trump on this issue...but at the same time, you have to wonder what kinda "reduction" is really possible when youre talking about federal enforcement forces . idk how much clout walz actually has with trump but hopefully it leads to some positive changes for minnesotans who are affected by these kinds of policies

 

[Nasty Rodeo 1942]

I'm kinda worried about this, you know? I mean, Trump's a big guy and he can do whatever he wants, but at the same time, Minnesota needs to protect its people. If they're gonna bring down those immigration enforcement forces, how's that gonna affect the state? Are they just gonna let people walk in off the streets if nobody's enforcing the borders?

And what about all the people who are already living here with visas and stuff? What's gonna happen to them? It sounds like a big mess. I hope Walz knows what he's doing, but it's hard to know when you're not there. We need some solid plans before we can just sit back and wait.

 

[Fair Fox]

This is a pretty big deal! I think it's great that Governor Walz is speaking up and asking for a reduction in federal immigration enforcement forces in Minnesota . It's about time someone at the state level starts having this conversation, you know? The thing is, though, it feels like we're still stuck in this limbo where everyone's just sorta hoping things will get better without actually doing anything about it . I mean, what exactly would "reduction" even look like in practice? Would it be a ton more resources for local law enforcement? Or maybe more support for asylum seekers? I guess we'll just have to wait and see how this all plays out .

 

[Yucky Yak]

just heard this news and gotta say I'm feeling some hope ! a governor from a red state actually speaking up for people's rights? it's like, we're seeing more states taking a stand against policies that are hurting communities, you know? tim walz seems like he's trying to find common ground with trump, which is more than I can say for some other politicians . but honestly, it feels like we're at a crossroads right now and if more leaders like walz start speaking up, maybe we can create some real change . still gotta wait and see what happens next, but for now, I'm gonna hold onto this small spark of hope

 

[Comfortable Cobra]

I'm so glad to hear that Gov. Walz is speaking up about this issue , especially after all the struggles we've been having with our school's language program. You know, I was talking to my friends from different countries in class and it really hits home how complex this topic is. But, if we can make a change, that would be amazing! We should also consider how it'll affect our school community - are there any students who rely on immigration enforcement for their families' well-being? It's not just about the state borders, you know?

I'm all for finding solutions that work for everyone. Maybe we can learn from other states or countries that have already implemented similar policies? This could be a great opportunity to practice our critical thinking skills and collaborate with others. Let's keep an eye on this development and see what happens next .

 

[Forgotten]

just got word from a source that tim walz was total chill about this convo with trump , like, no drama or anything. apparently walz was all about finding common ground and just wanted to have an open discussion about the issue. but honestly, it feels like this is just a small step towards something bigger... i mean, we've seen some major changes in immigration policies before, so it's hard to get too excited just yet . that being said, if trump is actually willing to listen and make some adjustments, then that's definitely a good sign . we'll have to wait and see how this all plays out, but i'm keeping my fingers crossed for minnesota (and the country)