CITY, State (Fox News) — Rep. Eric Swalwell of California vows to ban former ICE agents from employment in the state if elected governor, sparking controversy and calls for leadership change.

## Resistance to Deportations in Minnesota
Efforts to enforce President Trump’s deportation promises face backlash in Minnesota after the deaths of two protesters at the hands of law enforcement. Calls for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem to step down or be impeached intensify.

## Swalwell’s Strong Stance
Swalwell asserts that former ICE agents should be un-hirable and lose their driver’s licenses in California if he becomes governor, citing the need for consequences after recent deaths.

## Growing Criticism and Impeachment Pressure
Concerns arise about the potential backlash of impeaching Noem, raising political tensions. Swalwell emphasizes the need for governors to take decisive action to protect vulnerable communities.

## Escalating Rhetoric
Swalwell escalates his stance by proposing to bar former ICE agents from all state jobs, utilizing emergency powers as governor to enforce this policy.

## Ongoing Controversy
The pushback against ICE agents continues to intensify, with politicians and citizens challenging their deportation efforts.

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