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DHS denies reports Border Patrol commander was fired after Minneapolis deployment

Minneapolis officials remained critical, arguing that the lack of coordination undermined local law enforcement efforts and public trust. The disagreement quickly drew national attention, with outlets such as NBC News reporting on the growing tension between federal agencies and city leadership.

The incident has renewed debate over how federal law enforcement should operate in major cities, especially during politically sensitive moments. Similar disputes in past years have raised questions about oversight, communication, and accountability, as noted in broader analysis from Politico.

DHS maintains that reports of a firing are incorrect and says the situation has been mischaracterized, while city officials continue to call for clearer rules and communication around future federal deployments.

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