Donald Trump's border chief, Gregory Bovino, has been removed from his role leading immigration crackdowns after a second protester was killed in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This comes as a result of the fatal shooting of a nurse, Alex Pretti, by federal agents during protests. The incident has sparked intense anger and clashes between protesters and federal agents, with Mr. Bovino facing heavy condemnation for his handling of the situation. The White House has been under pressure to reassess its immigration policies, with Mr. Trump announcing a reshuffle of leadership and a potential withdrawal of ICE from Minneapolis. This shift in approach marks a departure from the administration's previous aggressive tactics, as Mr. Trump seeks to address the concerns surrounding the training and discipline of ICE agents and the potential for further violence.
