Tim Walz nearly had a conniption fit after he was forced to defend this disastrous policy

October 9, 2024 Cat2, Politics
Office of Governor Tim Walz & Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

J.D. Vance threw Tim Walz a bone during their debate when he said he felt sorry for the Democrat Governor.

Walz is doing everything he can to defend Kamala Harris’ terrible record despite knowing the truth.

But Tim Walz nearly had a conniption fit after he was forced to defend this disastrous policy.

Support for decreasing immigration has skyrocketed to post 9-11 numbers

Americans were left shocked earlier this year when Immigration and Customs Enforcement revealed that nearly 650,000 criminal migrants are freely living in the United States. 

New data from Gallup shows that Americans are growing tired of immigration and those in support of new American arrivals is sinking rapidly. 

As of June, 55% of Americans surveyed by Gallup say that immigration numbers should be decreased. 

This is the highest number since October 2001—just one month after September 11. 

Americans in favor of immigration reached a peak in early 2020 when, Gallup says, the number hit 34%. 

Now, just 16% of Americans surveyed said that they would like to see more illegal aliens coming to our country. 

This is the natural result of the Biden-Harris regime allowing over 10 million illegal aliens to cross our border.

But illegal immigrants aren’t just coming because it is easy. 

They are coming because of massive incentive programs. 

And Minnesota Democrat Governor Tim Walz is one of the Governors that is trying to draw more illegal aliens to his state.

Walz: That’s not Kamala’s position on immigration

During the debate between Walz and Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), Vance threw Walz a bone when he said that the governor had a “pretty tough job” defending Kamala’s disastrous policies. 

Now, Walz is being forced to answer for immigration policies that have helped push the numbers of illegal aliens in his state to record levels. 

In an interview with Fox News’ Shannon Bream this weekend, the anchor pushed him to answer for state-funded programs that are incentivizing illegal immigration. 

Bream zeroed in on drivers’ licenses for illegal immigrants and tuition programs. 

“Are those not magnets to draw people here, many times on dangerous journeys for themselves? And why should your taxpayers in Minnesota or across the states pay for those programs?” she asked.

Walz nervously skirted the issue by trying to distance his running mate, Kamala, from the policies of Minnesota. 

“Well, that’s not the vice president’s position,” he said, adding that “her border policies are the most strongest, the fairest we’ve ever seen.”

But Kamala has claimed that a “compassionate” approach to immigration is the right one. 

And the choice of Walz as a running mate should shine a line on what would come out of a Harris-Walz regime.

Minnesota agencies confirm Walz’s extreme position on incentivizing immigration

According to the Minnesota Department of Human Services, illegal aliens coming to their state can expect massive welfare programs to assist them in their move. 

The Minnesota Refugee Cash Assistance program provides “monthly cash benefits for up to 12 months” and further assistance under their Refugee Social Services program. 

The Minnesota Department of Health offers “free health screenings,” a “refugee medical assistance program” to cover additional costs, and access to Minnesota’s “low-cost community health centers.” 

Migrants coming to Minnesota can also expect to receive a free education. 

The government has spent millions of dollars encouraging illegal aliens to resettle in their state.

It’s clear that Kamala chose Walz for a reason. 

Read Article Comments

Related Articles