Holy shit…
Governor Walz just said he is deploying the Minnesota National Guard to protect Minnesotans from “rogue federal agents”, meaning ICE.
This is EXTREMELY dangerous stuff.
I’m talking Civil War Fort Sumter.
INVOKE THE INSURRECTION ACT!
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Heads up @nickshirleyy
and @camhigby
. Andrew Mercado just threatened you guys on his own live feed. Mercado says the following:
"I'm going to harass the f*ck out of right-wing propagandists"
"They will have security, but security will have to earn their paycheck"
"We have to follow Nick Shirleys and Cam Higby around."
"They need to not be able to move without the entire country knowing where they are at.
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https://x.com/KimKatieUSA/status/2008963401536700901
Gov. Janet Mills Refuses To Act As Maine Becomes De Facto Sanctuary State
January 7, 2026 12:01 PM ET
Maine is set to become a de-facto sanctuary state for illegal immigrants in the final year of Democratic Governor Janet Mills’ term.
Mills, a two-term governor vying to defeat Republican Maine Sen. Susan Collins during November’s midterm elections, declined to veto a bill limiting local law enforcement’s collaboration with federal immigration authorities in December. Republicans and law enforcement groups argued the sanctuary state proposal will keep dangerous criminals on the street by shielding illegal immigrants from federal immigration enforcement.
“Limiting cooperation between Maine law enforcement and federal authorities – a longstanding tradition due to Maine’s extensive foreign border – shows a reckless disregard for public safety and will put Maine’s public at risk,” Maine state House Republicans said in a statement. “By restricting law enforcement access to individuals already in custody, this law shields criminals and weakens efforts to prevent crime.”
The bill passed the Democratic-controlled state legislature in June with no Republican support. Mills did not weigh in at the time, despite law enforcement groups speaking out against the measure. She chose not to sign or veto the measure, effectively allowing the legislation to become law when the state legislature reconvened Wednesday.
Mills cited the Trump administration’s aggressive illegal immigration crackdown in an op-ed expressing her support for the bill, adding that the measure is “imperfect,” but necessary in her view.
“We cannot turn a blind eye to ICE’s [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] unacceptable actions, and so I have chosen to allow LD 1971 to become law,” Mills wrote.
She also highlighted her decision to repeal a 2011 executive order issued by then-Republican Gov. Paul LePage advocating for “enhanced cooperation” between state and federal law enforcement officials on immigration enforcement
ICE director Todd Lyons blasted Mills’ decision that would effectively tie the hands of local law enforcement to assist federal authorities. The Trump administration has repeatedly sought to crack down on jurisdictions that limit assistance with immigration enforcement.
“Governor Mills and her fellow sanctuary politicians in Maine have made it abundantly clear that they would rather stand with criminal illegal aliens than protect law-abiding American citizens,” Lyons said in a statement. “It comes as no surprise that they would want to hamstring their law-enforcement from helping federal officers arrest rapists, murderers, pedophiles, gang members, and terrorists.”
https://dailycallernewsfoundation.org/2026/01/07/janet-mills-maine-sanctuary-state-senate/
Minnesota governor Tim Walz (D.) suggested the federal prosecutor behind the Somali fraud convictions in the state should be fired, accusing him of “defamation” for providing an estimate of the total amount defrauded from Medicaid programs.
“You saw a U.S. attorney stand up, which … would have been let go by any other administration, speculating about things with no factual information,” Walz said Tuesday. “That’s defamation … and that’s coming from the attorney. We are under assault like no other time in our state’s history because of a petty, vile administration that doesn’t care about the well-being of Minnesotans.”
Walz was referring to First Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson, whose team has thus far indicted more than 90 fraudsters, convicted more than 60, and is pursuing additional cases. During a December press conference, Thompson estimated that the total amount defrauded from Medicaid programs alone in Minnesota could surpass $9 billion. That appears to be the statement that Walz called “defamation.”
Though Walz indicated that “any other administration” would have fired Thompson, federal authorities first raided fraud sites around the Twin Cities in January 2022, one year into the Biden administration. The first federal conviction came in June 2024. That fraudster, Mohamed Jama Ismail, was sentenced in October 2024, before President Donald Trump was elected to a second term.
Neither Minnesota senator Amy Klobuchar (D.) nor state attorney general Keith Ellison (D.) responded to requests for comment on whether they agree with Walz. U.S. Attorney for the District of Minnesota Daniel Rosen denounced the governor’s criticism of Thompson.
https://freebeacon.substack.com/p/tim-walz-suggests-prosecutor-who
the board has a limit on what images can be posted,
but vivid images of nazi symbols are posted here without difficulty
who gonna get 88888?
not vati, God no
thank you for defeating vati, Sir