The Department of Homeland Security or DHS is in a shutdown, which, depending on how long it lasts, may impact airport operations, disaster response, and cybersecurity.

What won't stop our immigration enforcement operations, even though the shutdown happened because of a congressional deadlock over the Trump administration's immigration crackdown.

To restore trust in ICE and Border Patrol, they must admit their mistakes, be honest and forthright with their rules of engagement, and pledge to reform.

That's Republican Senator Rand Paul during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing last week.

Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lyons testified during that hearing.

In regards to every law enforcement operation, of course we go back.

We look at lessons learned.

We always look back.

You know, at the end, the ownership of that is mine.

ICE has faced intense scrutiny after immigration agents shot and killed two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis

last month. I did give my condolences to the family and requested to meet them personally

to give my condolences on behalf of the officers and agents involved. Democrats have refused to approve

funding until new restrictions are put in place, like requiring immigration agents to wear body

cameras and to carry judicial warrants for raids.

Most Republicans have so far wanted fewer reforms leading to the deadlock.

But in Minnesota, things are changing.

Good morning.

I'm Tom Holman, Borerzer, President Trump.

Just days ago, Bordersar, Tom Homan, announced the end of the immigration surge in Minneapolis.

I'm very pleased to report that this surge operation have yielded the successful results we have came here for.

I have proposed, and President Trump has concur concurred that this surge operation conclude.

But was that operation a success?

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