Minneapolis, Jan. 28 -- Several senior officials in the Trump administration are finding themselves in a lick of trouble as they face mounting bipartisan backlash after their initial public response to the infamous shooting of a nurse Alex Pretti by ICE (Immigration Customs Enforcement) agents in Minneapolis, forcing the White House to soften its rhetoric and overhaul leadership of the operation in Minnesota.
The retreat by officers marks a notable shift from the combative tone adopted by Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller in the immediate aftermath of Pretti's death on Saturday.
After months of promising an uncompromising crackdown in Minnesota, Trump now appears to be recalibrati...