Pray Tom Homans Minneapolis promises come true and that lefty radicals ALSO stand down

Border czar Tom Homan’s now in Minneapolis, de-escalating the ICE wars there with some initial success — but many anti-enforcement voices across the country are still pushing the other way.Homan says Mayor Jacob Frey, Gov.Tim Walz and state Attorney General Keith Ellison have assured him the state’s prisons and jails will start handing over illegal-immigrant criminals to ICE, rather than releasing them back into the community.That’ll allow Homeland Security to “start drawing down” its presence, as the feds won’t have to go into the community to nab the “worst of the worst” (which also means they’re less likely to come across less-toxic illegal migrants whom they’d then be obliged to also bring in).It also vastly reduces the opportunities for “ICE Watch” extremists to interfere en masse, causing dangerous chaos as the lawmen try to do their jobs.Yet Homan also pointedly noted that the drawdown “could happen even more if the hateful rhetoric and impediments stop.”Hmm: The same day, Frey blasted ICE’s presence in Minneapolis as an “occupation” and warned the “endurance of the republic” is at stake, thundering that Americans “can’t back down” from fighting against ICE.That is, the mayor is urging people across the country to interfere with federal agents enforcing federal law.

The feckless Walz reinforced that point by asking if events in Minneapolis are a “Fort Sumter” moment for the country; we don’t think he realized that put him on the side of the Confederates who attacked the federal government in South Carolina and so began the Civil War.Recall that Walz and Frey bear significant blame for the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti since they ordered local law enforcement to stay away when activists sought to frustrate the feds — a step dramatically more radical than simply telling cops not to help ICE with its enforcement work.Subscribe to our daily Post Opinion newsletter! Please pro...