"Border Patrol are stepping back while ICE will remain in place - around 500 of the 3,000 agents on the ground."

Homan is a bull-dog, a pit-bull. He looks, speaks, and acts tough.

Marines coming instead?

Tiny tampon Tim was tiptoeing through the tulips and realize he was about to get smashed, so he decided to cooperate, since it is in his best interest to do so as it might shave a few years off of his sentence.

What the heck dude, don't you know that a full-bore color revolution is being waged by the British Imperial apparatus in Minnesota against our government, and that the Dailymail is most likely help the put propaganda to support the action.

the Dailymail is famous for taking a couple grains truth, and sprinkling it in a pot of untruths, exaggerations, and falsehoods in order to fool readers.

The Daily Mail article (published around January 26, 2026) claims in its headline and content that "All Border Patrol agents [have been] ordered to LEAVE Minneapolis" as part of a major shake-up led by Tom Homan (Trump's Border Czar), involving the removal of commander Gregory Bovino and hundreds of agents to de-escalate tensions after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti (an ICU nurse) by federal agents on January 24, 2026, amid protests and riots.

While the core event—a recent fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by a Border Patrol agent, subsequent protests, outrage, and internal administration frustration—is corroborated across multiple outlets (e.g., CBS News, CNN, Reuters, AP, FOX 9, Wikipedia summary, etc.), several key elements in the Daily Mail's reporting appear exaggerated, unsubstantiated, or contradicted by other sources.

What is not true or unsubstantiated in the article:

1. The claim that "all" Border Patrol agents were ordered to leave Minneapolis
   This is the most overstated part of the headline and article. Multiple reliable reports (CNN, Reuters, CBS News, AP, FOX 9, KARE11, etc.) consistently describe the move as:

   • Gregory Bovino (the commander) and some (not all) Border Patrol agents are expected to leave Minneapolis soon (e.g., imminently, on Tuesday January 27, 2026, or sometime this week).
   • Sources describe it as a partial reduction or redeployment of some agents back to their home sectors, while some Border Patrol agents are expected to remain in the city.
   • Operation Metro Surge (the broader federal immigration enforcement effort in Minnesota) involves thousands of agents total (around 3,000+ federal agents, including ~1,000 Border Patrol and ~2,000 ICE), and no reporting indicates a full withdrawal of all Border Patrol personnel.
     Other sources frame it as a shift in leadership (Homan taking point) rather than a complete pullout. The "all" claim seems sensationalized for clicks and isn't backed by the sourcing in more neutral outlets.

2. The scale of "hundreds of agents" being ordered out specifically under Bovino
   The article specifies "hundreds" leaving as part of Bovino's exit. While hundreds of Border Patrol agents may be involved in the Minneapolis operations overall, no other source quantifies the departing group as "hundreds"—they refer vaguely to "some" agents or a reduction without specific numbers. This detail appears unsubstantiated beyond the Daily Mail's anonymous sourcing.

3. Heavy emphasis on de-escalation as the primary reason tied directly to "violence exploding" and Trump's personal media-watching frustration
   While frustration with media portrayal, Noem's comments (calling Pretti a "domestic terrorist"), and Bovino's claims (Pretti intended to "massacre" agents) are mentioned in other reports (e.g., CNN sources on administration anger), the article dramatizes this as the driving factor for a full pullout. Other coverage frames the move more as a leadership shift (sidelining Bovino/Noem allies amid backlash) and operational adjustment post-shooting, not a complete de-escalatory evacuation. Some reports note agents involved in the shooting were already relocated for safety, but not all agents broadly.

4. Portrayal of events as "riots" and widespread "violence between federal agents and protesters/rioters" justifying a mass exit
   Protests and clashes occurred (pepper spray, weapons pointed, etc.), but coverage varies—some describe peaceful vigils/mourning alongside demonstrations, and official/local responses urge peaceful protest. The article leans heavily sensational ("exploded," "de-escalate violence") without balancing that many sources highlight criticism of federal tactics rather than protester-initiated "riots" as the main issue.

The article relies on anonymous officials, expected announcements, and colorful language (e.g., Bovino as "little Napoleon," "humiliating exit"). While Bovino's controversial style and the shooting backlash are real (corroborated elsewhere), the Daily Mail amplifies the scope into an absolute "all agents ordered to leave" narrative not matched by contemporaneous reporting from CNN, AP, Reuters, CBS, etc.

In short: The story has a factual kernel (Bovino and some agents departing amid controversy), but the headline's "All... ordered to LEAVE" claim is not true based on cross-verified sources—it's a significant exaggeration.

...feigned weakness...

Misleading, biased and terrible article.

Sorry for the typo in the title guys

Arrest Trator Walz

Hmm wondering, if Wala asked.them to.leave do the close Minnesota Canada Border Crossing points when they leave?

Oh good grief! What a horrific disappointment!