U.S. Department of Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin will leave the department, two Trump administration officials told Reuters, a move that comes as public support for President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown has dwindled.

A prominent spokeswoman for the Department of Homeland Security and Donald Trump’s mass deportation efforts is leaving the administration amid growing outrage over a violent surge of immigration officers in Minnesota,

As President Donald Trump’s immigration surge in Minnesota winds down, it’s revived a thorny debate among Democrats in Washington: whether to eliminate the 23-year-old agency at the center of the crackdown.

Some Democratic Minnesota lawmakers are gathering at the State Capitol on Presidents Day to urge their Republican colleagues to stand against what they call President Trump's "abuse of power."

U.S. ‌Department ‌of Homeland Security ​spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin will leave ‌the ⁠Trump administration, Politico ⁠reported on Tuesday, ​citing ​two ​DHS officials ‌familiar with the move. DHS and McLaughlin did ‌not ​immediately ​respond ​to ‌requests for comments.

Ahead of the legislative session, Minnesota DFL lawmakers are pushing back against President Trump's immigration crackdown — and calling on Republicans to join them.

Democrats want immigration enforcement agents to take off their masks and clearly identify themselves, among other things.

Lawmakers and the White House showed no signs of compromise to end a partial government shutdown in their battle over oversight of federal immigration officers.