Tom Emmer

Immigration is really important for this country, and we welcome anyone, right?

And bring your culture, but you become Americans.

You can celebrate your cultural heritage, you can celebrate your traditions, but at the end of the day, you live under the laws of the United States of America.

Anybody who came to this country

misrepresenting who they were or their eligibility to enter the country in the first place, who somehow under those false pretenses was given citizenship status, I'm going to tell you right now, they should be rounded up and shipped back to where they came from because that is the law.

And I think Treasury Secretary Besson is taking a good first step, but we're going to have to look into this a lot in a lot more detail because

You know, there's a lot of allegations out there, and they've been out there for years, that people, including in Ilhan's family, came to this country under false pretenses.

Yeah, thank you again for covering it.

Really appreciate it.

We're going to have to look into this in a lot more detail because, you know, there's a lot of allegations out there and they've been out there for years.

Good to be with you.

Well, the first thing you do is you got to get rid of Tim Walz and Keith Ellison and Ilhan Omar.

I mean, there's your biggest structural problem right there.

Let me put some context around this for your viewers, your listeners.

The facts are this.

Today, there are roughly, by some estimates, about 80,000 Somali immigrants that are living in Minnesota.

The vast majority of them live in Minneapolis or Hennepin County, an area called Cedar Riverside.

Tim Walz and Keith Ellison cannot get votes in greater Minnesota.

Think about this.

In the last reelection, Tim Walz outspent the Republican candidates 15 million to 1.7 million, and he won with 52%, just over 52% of the vote.