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President Donald Trump said Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz called him to request that the two work together to find a solution to ICE operations and the chaos in Minnesota, with Trump calling it a "very good call."

"Governor Tim Walz called me with the request to work together with respect to Minnesota. It was a very good call, and we, actually, seemed to be on a similar wavelength," Trump said in a post on social media.

Trump said that he would have border czar Tom Homan call Walz and that the administration is looking for "any and all Criminals that they have in their possession."

A spokesperson from Walz's office confirmed that the governor had a "productive" phone call with Trump earlier Monday. 

According to the spokesperson, Trump "agreed to look into reducing the number of federal agents in Minnesota" and working with the state in a more coordinated way.

The spokesperson also said the president agreed to talking with Homeland Security about ensuring the state is able to conduct an independent investigation into the recent shootings in Minneapolis involving federal agents.

-ABC News' Hannah Demissie and Isabella Murray

Former Vice President Mike Pence called for a "full and transparent investigation" into the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti.

"The images of this incident are deeply troubling and a full and transparent investigation of this officer involved shooting must take place immediately," Pence said in a post on X on Monday.

He added that Americans "deserve to have safe streets, our laws enforced and our constitutional rights of Freedom of Speech, peaceable assembly and the right to keep and bear Arms respected and preserved all at the same time."

The Hennepin County Medical Examiner has issued its public data form on the death of Renee Good, ruling the manner of death a homicide.

The medical examiner also disclosed in the document dated Monday that the cause of Good's injuries was "multiple gunshot wounds" that occurred as the “deceased was shot by a law enforcement officer" in Minneapolis on January 7.

-ABC News' Jack Date and Santina Leuci

An attorney representing the state of Minnesota kicked off the court hearing on Monday on the state's request to end Operation Metro Surge by describing demands Attorney General Pam Bondi presented to Gov. Tim Waltz as "a ransom note."

The attorney, Lindsey Middlecamp, said Bondi’s letter over the weekend asking Gov. Tim Walz to cooperate with federal agents and requesting information about the state's voter rolls and records on Medicaid and Food and Nutrition Service programs "can only be described as a ransom note."

U.S. District Judge Katherine Menendez pressed an attorney representing Minnesota on the state's request to end Operation Metro Surge, noting that "the federal government has a lot of power."

“You understand the federal government has a lot of power in this area, so I'm trying to figure out what principle you're asking me to apply that will sort out legal federal law enforcement from this 10th Amendment argument," Menendez said.

-ABC News' Laura Romero