President Donald Trump previewed a "more relaxed" approach from federal agents operating in Minnesota following three shootings in Minneapolis.

President Donald Trump and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said on Monday they had a productive discussion on immigration enforcement, in a possible sign that Trump might consider de-escalating a surge of agents who have killed two U.

The killing of Alex Pretti over the weekend led MInnesota officials and locals to renew calls for Trump to end his immigration operation there.

Then, later Tuesday, he said, "we're going to deescalate a little bit." The president, who had said Homan would report directly to him, sounded positive about his change in course so far when he spoke to reporters as left the White House for a speech on the economy in Iowa,

Mick Mulvaney, acting White House chief of staff in Trump’s first term, said the administration's reset on its immigration crackdown is the most significant pivot Trump's ever made, and it's the right response to the public furor that's arisen over the killings of two US citizens in Minneapolis.

Republican Governor of Vermont, Phil Scott, says it is "not acceptable" for US citizens to be "killed by federal agents" for exercising their protected rights to protest. He is among some of the Republican lawmakers who are calling for a full investigation into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.

The killing of Alex Pretti on Saturday, coming just two weeks after the shooting death of Renée Good, represents a crisis moment for Trump’s immigration policy.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s top immigration officials have repeatedly made statements after violent encounters involving federal agents - including two fatal shootings of U.S. citizens in Minneapolis this ‌month - that ​were later contradicted by evidence,