LANSING — The weekend killing of a US citizen by Border Patrol agents in Minnesota has sparked renewed calls for reform nationally and in Michigan, primarily by Democrats frustrated by Republican President Donald Trump’s aggressive immigrant deportation tactics. Deportations surged in Michigan last year, and the state is home to one of the largest Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities in the country. But Michigan has largely avoided the kind of high-profile conflicts between federal agents and citizens seen in Minnesota. The Trump administration has surged ...