Tim Walz

And in my opinion, that was about 48 to 72 hours that if we don't see a massive change here, I have no choice but to go back and tell my folks that you're not doing it.

And look, Minnesotans are out there saying, well, what are you going to do if they don't leave?

Well, that's our next step to figure out.

We're going to continue to go to the courts.

They're going to continue to get news that shows they are more unpopular in immigration than any president in the last 50 years.

This was supposedly that.

And I would remind them, we had a special election here yesterday in Minnesota.

The results of that race was 95 to 5.

The Democrat won.

It's a pretty blue district, but I think you see what's happening here.

I don't sure I can do much more.

I'm not going to send my police in to search preschools.

I'm not going to have them walk down the street and ask brown people for their papers.

I'm not going to do that because that's not my job and I don't think it's constitutional.

If they want to do their job and they've operated for decades since they've been formed in Minnesota, and if you want to do it by due process with humanity, with decency and by the law,

We've always worked with you.

So I don't know what more they want.

I'm not going to join you in battle gear with my people on the streets.

I'm not going to grab five-year-olds out of daycares.

I'm just simply not going to do that.