Tonight's a leadership shakeup.

The president is sending Borders'R. Tom Holman to Minnesota and calling back his Border Patrol

Chief Greg Levino.

Then the fight in Congress over DHS funding as the country moves closer to another government

shutdown this week.

Plus, Minnesota's most powerful business leaders call for an immediate de-escalation

of tensions while the business community is finally speaking out as the 11th hour gets underway on

this Monday night.

Good evening, once again. I am Stephanie Ruhl, and we are now 280 days away from the midterms.

It has been too long and emotional days since I see you nurse, Alex Pretti, was shot and killed by federal immigration agents.

Another vigil was held in his honor in Minnesota tonight. As we begin to see the power

behind we, the people, the outrage over that shooting has forced the Trump team to dial back the

rhetoric and possibly the action. President Trump spoke to both Governor Tim Walls and Minneapolis

Mayor Jacob Fry earlier today. According to Frye, Trump said he will

pull some federal agents out of the state as early as tomorrow. On social media, the president

called the phone calls, quote, very good. That is a massive change from his relentless attacks

on these two men over the last few weeks. Another change, Trump says he is sending border

czar Tom Holman to Minnesota, and he is set to meet with Mayor Fry tomorrow. Meanwhile,

border patrol commander Greg Bovino, the guy who has been on the scene all over the media,

is expected to be removed from Minnesota as early as tomorrow, according to two officials

briefed on the matter.

A separate source told MS Now that he is not just being taken out of Minnesota, he is being

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