特朗普让步：撤出部分联邦执法人员

Core Points - The support for Trump's immigration policy has dropped to a new low, with only 39% of respondents in a recent poll expressing support, marking the lowest level since he returned to the White House [3] - A significant 58% of respondents believe that the actions of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) have been excessive, with this figure rising to 90% among Democratic respondents [3] Group 1 - President Trump had a productive phone conversation with Minnesota Governor Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Frey, indicating a potential withdrawal of some federal law enforcement personnel from the state [1] - Trump confirmed that he has sent Tom Homan to Minnesota to oversee ICE operations, replacing the current border patrol commander [2] - The situation in Minneapolis has escalated due to recent incidents where ICE personnel shot and killed two American citizens, leading to widespread protests and unrest [3] Group 2 - The phone call between Trump and Walz was described as effective, with both parties agreeing on the need for an investigation into the shooting incident involving federal officers [1] - The Senate Republican leader John Thune expressed optimism that Homan's deployment to Minnesota could help ease local tensions [2]