Tampon Tim blocks mining

Walz blocks mining near Boundary Waters, hands China a strategic advantage over U.S. minerals

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order blocking mining permits near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a move Republicans say undermines federal law, kills union jobs, and strengthens China's grip on critical minerals.

Walz's order halts state agencies from reviewing or processing permits for proposed mining projects in the Rainy River Headwaters Watershed in northeast Minnesota, home to the Duluth Complex, the largest known untapped source of nickel and copper in North America.

The order also directs the state Department of Natural Resources to draft legislation that would ban nonferrous mining in the watershed permanently and prevents Minnesota from participating as a cooperating agency in any federal environmental review of such mining.

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Save America Act desperately needed

Minnesota just proved the need for the SAVE America Act

Watch how easy Minnesota just made voter fraud look, and tell yourself the SAVE America Act isn't needed for national and election security.

James O'Keefe and Cam Higby went undercover at Minneapolis polling places on the state's primary day, dressed in Muslim attire and using broken Arab accents, and simply asked poll workers what it would take to vote without ID. You already know what the answer was going to be.

Under Minnesota law, one registered voter can "vouch" for up to eight other people at the polls--with zero photo ID required. "If you're all in the same precinct and you have already registered, you can vouch for them as ID. Eight people," one poll worker told O'Keefe on hidden camera. Another told him simply: "You're the ID."

No ballots were cast and no affidavits were signed, but the ridiculous holes in the elections system were exposed. The videos prove that Minnesota's own election workers were ready to wave eight strangers through the door on nothing but a different stranger's word.

But instead of thanking the two citizen journalists for catching a hole in the system before it got exploited for real, Democrat Secretary of State Steve Simon turned around and threatened them. Not the poll workers who said "you're the ID." Not the statute that makes this possible in 50 states with similar loopholes. He threatened the guys who exposed it

That's the whole ballgame in one reaction: protect the vulnerability, punish the people who found it. This is exactly why the SAVE America Act, requiring actual proof of citizenship to register and a real photo ID at the polls, no exceptions, isn't some far-right fever dream.

It's the bare minimum a functioning republic with democratically held elections requires, and Minnesota just proved it in living color.

See the video with James O'Keefe

Minnesota Fraud

Somali Fraud

Minnesota Fraud

Fraud Czar on the move

Minnesota Whistleblower

Minnesota's Left

Tim Walz--Burning down Minnesota

Minnesota Illegal faces a felony for illegally voting

Noncitizen in Minnesota faces felony charges after voting in 2024 election and calling it a 'mistake'

A 39-year-old man in Minnesota was charged Monday with perjury and a voting violation after authorities said records showed he registered to vote in 2023 and then submitted a ballot in the 2024 election, despite not being a United States citizen.

Mukeshkumar Somabhai Chaudhari initially denied voting when investigators confronted him, Fox News Digital reported, but later admitted to casting a ballot and told them he "made a mistake."

The case lands in the middle of a national argument over how well states guard their voter rolls against illegal participation. Minnesota officials insist their system works. Critics say the state's own policies made this kind of breach predictable.

Chaudhari faces serious consequences. The Office of the Minnesota Secretary of State told Fox News Digital that penalties for voting while ineligible may include deportation, a permanent bar on future citizenship, a fine of up to $10,000, and up to five years in prison.

For a man reportedly in the middle of a green card process, the felony charges could end more than just a legal case, they could end his ability to remain in the country.

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The State of Minnesota is culpable.

Cuting off the Federal money supply

Ilhan's Conflict of Interest

A New Report Ties Ilhan Omar to a $33 Million Clinic Her Sister Ran When She Secured State Funding for It

Ilhan Omar just directed millions of taxpayer dollars to a health clinic while her sister was running it.

Now a new Breitbart investigation has connected that clinic to a web of family members, foreign governments, and a supposed ex-husband Omar swore under oath she couldn't locate.

The one question Democrats don't want anyone asking is why she claimed to have no conflict of interest.

Omar's Sister Was CEO When the State Money Arrived. Omar's older sister, Sahra Noor, served as CEO of People's Center Clinics & Services in Minneapolis from July 2014 through April 2018 – a nonprofit in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood that has collected $33 million in HHS grants since 2002.

In January 2017, Omar took her seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives. That same year, the state capital budget included $2.2 million for People's Center.

Omar later boasted publicly about securing that funding and celebrated the clinic's 2022 renovations alongside Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, and other Minnesota Democrats.

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Somali Fraud

Minnesota Fraud Tab: $18 Billion Out the Door, $203 Million Back to You

Walz and Frey Just Sent American Taxpayers a $203 Million Bill for the Mess Minnesota Created

ICE spent months cleaning up a state that allowed $18 billion in fraud to walk out the door to Somalia.

Now the men who let it happen want you to pay for their feelings.

Tim Walz and Jacob Frey – two loser Democrats under active federal criminal investigation – just demanded the federal government reimburse them for the cost of Operation Metro Surge, the largest immigration enforcement deployment in American history.

Frey put his city's tab at $203 million – $47 million in "lost wages" for people too afraid to leave home, $81 million in small business losses, and $4.7 million from hotel cancellations.

Walz went further, calling on Congress to cover costs and telling reporters the federal government "needs to pay for what they broke here." "You don't get to break things and then just leave without doing something about it," he said.

Here's the number neither man mentioned: $18 billion.

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Keith Ellison

Tim Walz and Somali Fraud

Feds have lost Minnesota

Mass resignations leave questions about government’s ability to prosecute fraud in Minnesota

Federal prosecutors have resigned from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Minnesota, and officials have provided few details about whether they are equipped to prosecute fraud.

Under Gov. Tim Walz, Minnesota has developed a national reputation for its failure to stop the large-scale welfare fraud that has occurred in the state. The topic has become such a big political issue that Walz was essentially ushered into an early retirement because of it.

The fraud saga includes the $250 million Feeding Our Future scheme as well as fraud in state-run, Medicaid-funded programs. Last year, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Minnesota estimated that fraud in those state-run programs could exceed $9 billion since 2018.

Both the discovery and prosecution of that fraud have come from federal, not state, entities. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Minnesota has charged and convicted dozens of individuals in connection with the fraud; the overwhelming majority of whom are Somali.

However, the U.S. Attorney’s Office was recently decimated after the office’s top fraud prosecutor resigned in January alongside other federal prosecutors. Today, the Minnesota Star Tribune has reported that even more federal prosecutors have resigned.

Earlier this month, CBS reported that the Pentagon is planning to send military attorneys to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Minnesota to assist with fraud prosecutions. CBS reported that the military attorneys’ assignment would begin in March.

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The rule of law put woke ideology squarely in its place

US District Court Judge Katherine Menendez

Biden-Appointed Judge Rejects Bid to Halt Trump Immigration Operation in Minnesota

There was a time, not so long ago, when everyone in America understood a simple concept: separation of powers. The people elect their leaders, Congress makes the laws, and the president enforces them. It wasn’t always pretty, but it worked.

But today’s Left has cooked up a toxic new recipe for ‘governing’: If you can’t win an election, sue. It’s a cheap workaround for actual democracy, weaponizing the gavel to achieve what they can’t at the ballot box.

We saw this cynical playbook run again in Minnesota, where progressive officials raced to court to block federal immigration enforcement. They pleaded their case and waited for a sympathetic judge to deliver the political victory they craved. Then, something incredible happened.

In a moment of brilliant clarity, a liberal judge stared down a politically motivated lawsuit from a radical Attorney General and chose to uphold the law.

Minnesota’s AG, Keith Ellison, tried to shut down “Operation Metro Surge,” a Trump administration initiative deploying federal agents to enforce existing immigration laws. These weren’t random patrols; they were targeting individuals already issued final orders for removal.

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Amy Klobuchar

ICE's operation in Minnesota can continue

Federal Judge Declines to Halt Trump Immigration Operation in Minnesota

A Minnesota federal judge on Saturday refused to block President Trump’s immigration enforcement operation in Minneapolis.

The ruling allows ICE’s Operation Metro Surge to continue despite a lawsuit from state and local officials.

The court said the plaintiffs failed to meet the legal standard. Menendez ruled the request did not justify extraordinary relief.

The enforcement operation remains active.

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