They aren't sending their best.
Minnesota State Representative admitted in the middle of a debate on the state house floor that she is in the country illegally and thus not eligible to hold office
https://www.newsweek.com/democrat-her-minnesota-vietnam-illegal-immigration-2083146
https://www.foxnews.com/us/minnesota-state-representative-admits-she-us-illegally-during-legislative-debate
the debate was during a special legislative session where tampon Tim forced the legislature to convene because he wants Minnesota taxpayers to have to pay for the medical care of illegal aliens

>illegals riot in LA
>Minnesota D rep comes out and admits to being illegal as some kind of retarded gesture
>flips the state red because she's ineligible to hold office
Season 2 of the Trump admin has been kino

>>1411238 (OP)
>Minnesota State Representative admitted in the middle of a debate on the state house floor that she is in the country illegally and thus not eligible to hold office
Retarded shill lies again

>>1411264
>"I am illegal in this country," Her said in her speech as the chamber was debating House File 1, a proposal that would ban MinnesotaCare coverage for adult undocumented people in the U.S. MinnesotaCare provides healthcare to low-income Minnesotans.
Idk sounds like a pretty direct admission, no?

>>1411266
The local shills claims they're an American all the time too.
Doesn't mean anything

>>1411264
it's on video with 2 links, retard. or are you claiming illegals are allowed to hold office in Minnesota?

>>1411264
Lol it gets better
>Her said she recently learned that her family had not been eligible to enter the U.S. but that her parents found a way to do so by altering their immigration paperwork.
>"And so what my father did was, one of our uncles worked for USAID, and because his mother had died, my father, as the one processing the paperwork, put my grandmother down as his mother," the Democratic lawmaker said. "And so I am illegal in this country. My parents are illegal here in this country."
It's not just "kinda here illegally I overstayed a visa" type of illegal, it's full blown "my immigration documents were falsified" type of illegal lmaooo

>>1411269
Well, it is a deep blue state that can't even legally verify you are who you say you are when voting. It would make sense that they don't verify who their politicians are either

>>1411268
Yes, yes, you said again the line you get paid to say. +0.50 or whatever you get, gj

You faggots have fun in your shill thread then, try not to get too angry when nothing happens based on a lie

>>1411268
2/3rds of all White American men under the age of 40 voted for Trump.
all the commie shills on /news/ are extremely suspect
>>1411272
lol good point

>>1411275
>a direct quote from a Democrat law maker is a lie

>>1411270
Democrats harboring invaders? Holy smokes, never would've guessed

>>1411275
Democrats do lie, I'm not sure this is one of those instances though

>Minnesota State Legislator admits to being an illegal and thus ineligible to hold office
She's a citizen. She's eligible to hold office. She immigrated illegally. She was at no point an illegal because she always had legal status, even if it was fraudulently obtained. For the purposes of discussions on immigration "illegal/illegal alien/undocumented/undocumented immigrant" is generally understood to be someone without legal status without regard for how they came here (as it is entirely possible for illegals to legally immigrate and about half do).

For her to be illegal, she would have to have both her citizenship and any applicable legal status revoked, a thing that is unlikely to happen as she was not the person that lied to obtain her immigration status (no willful misrepresentation).

I understand what she was trying to do, linking her personal journey to the struggle of illegals to humanize them and show they can be anyone, but she's just fucking wrong.

As for everyone calling her illegal and calling for her to be fired/deported, you're a bunch of dumbfucks.

>>1411299
>someone who illegally enters via fraud has legal status and isnt an illegal
the state of illegal lovers
also illegals shouldn't be humanized. they are up there with child rapists in terms of evil. she needs to be removed and deported. foreign nationals should not be holding public office, faggot

>>1411302
>foreign nationals should not be holding public office, faggot
Except if you need someone to head up DOGE

>>1411302
Her citizenship is still valid on paper, it'd need to be invalidated first.

>>1411302
>also illegals shouldn't be humanized. they are up there with child rapists in terms of evil. she needs to be removed and deported. foreign nationals should not be holding public office, faggot
the state of illegal haters.
>Guys, jumping the border and working for dirt just because you want to be in a better country < raping children

^1411306 this fag above me sure does love rimming illegals and other low lives he has never met in his life. What causes this phenomenon

WTF is an "illegal"?

>>1411238 (OP)
Reminder if they go after her for this, they also have to go after Musk for coming on a student visa and immediately dropping out to work. And Trump himself, as his grandfather came here under illegal circumstances due to having dodged the draft back in germany and thus not having a valid immigration pass from his country of origin.

>>1411309
I'm pretty sure you gay boomers know what an "illegal" means.
You do trap them in rape dungeons after all.

>>1411264
It seems to me that most democrats are mexicans and therefore must be removed from office.
The next step is to deploy the marines to neutralize the mexican invasion.

>>1411238 (OP)
Strange play for her to admit she's ineligible for office.
I wonder how it's going to play out

>>1411309
Bro if you don't even know what an illegal is you're probably 12. Stick to playing Roblox or fortnite or whatever the fuck kid

>>1411314
>>1411323
I just figured out you mean migrants. Cool.

>>1411324
They're pretty dumb, so you gotta use small words and make things clear or they'll get real confused.
They also contradict themselves all the time and often post links that disprove the points they're trying to make.
Still, engaging with shill posts makes them some money, and thats something nice we can do to take the edge off the upcoming Brazilian winter for them.

>>1411309
A term right wingers used originally for undocumented immigrants, but now they apply to anyone with a darker skin tone than them. Have asylum because you translated for US troops in Afghanistan? Illegal. Seeking a new life after fleeing commie Cuba? Illegal. Mexican laborer who has come to the same farm every season for a decade? Illegal.

>>1411305
Speaking of someone that immigrated illegally, lmao.

God I hope Trump revokes his citizenship.

>>1411309
Someone without legal documentation to be in the country, nationality, or citizenship.

Also unfortunately technically includes stateless people without documentation because our immigration system is needlessly evil and incompetent. Poor bastards.

>>1411322
>Strange play for her to admit she's ineligible for office.
She has US citizenship
>I wonder how it's going to play out
Some Trump official will probably say they're opening an official inquiry and then nothing will come of it because she didn't willfully lie on her immigration docs, meaning her citizenship can't be revoked.

No fucking idea how it will play in local politics.

>>1411336
This. Real life isn't some shitty comedy movie that works on "Oh no! Since you cheated on this test in high school, that means your high school diploma is technically invalid, and so is your college diploma! Now you have to take one final senior year of high school even though your daughter is also in high school! Starring Adam Sandler!"

>>1411336
>She has US citizenship
Well, I guess, only in the sense that her citizenship was falsely awarded based on fraudulent immigration documents that were falsified by her uncle

>>1411345
>only in the sense that her citizenship was falsely awarded
No, it was actually awarded.
>based on fraudulent immigration documents that were falsified by her uncle
Even if it had been known that the documents were false, it wouldn't have been an impediment to her receiving her citizenship status after she obtained permanent residency. You need to go multiple steps back in the process before you get to somewhere where she could have had problems from coming here illegally.

>>1411360
>You need to go multiple steps back in the process before you get to somewhere where she could have had problems from coming here illegally.
The fraud seems like it would be the obvious hitch. Her citizenship was based on a lie, and so it's invalid.

>>1411360
>it was actually awarded.
Yes, based on fraudulent immigration documents
>>1411360
>Even if it had been known that the documents were false, it wouldn't have been an impediment to her receiving her citizenship status
According to her, her family was ineligible to enter until their Uncle who was working for USAID falsified their immigration documentation.

I'm like 99% certain this invalidates someone's citizenship, and I'm 100% certain that if her uncle is still alive, he's guilty of a felony

>>1411299
>Its legal for the browns to be here illegally, therefore if you want to get rid of them you'll have to vote out democracy entirely and go full fash

Okay, I guess. We would have preferred to just deport everybody peacefully, but everyone keeps jumping on this train like they think the browns are going to get to stay just because some of them are legal. It doesn't really leave much room for peaceable resolution, we're just going to have to kill everyone involved or deport them at gunpoint.

>>1411362
>Her citizenship was based on a lie
Her citizenship was based on her legal permanent residency which was itself also legal. You don't know how naturalization works. The step the fraud occurred at was on entry into the USA.

And, again, she wasn't the one who committed the fraud, so it doesn't invalidate her citizenship.

>>1411364
>Yes, based on fraudulent immigration documents
See above.

>I'm like 99% certain this invalidates someone's citizenship, and I'm 100% certain that if her uncle is still alive, he's guilty of a felony
And I'm 100% you're wrong.

>https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid%3AUSC-prelim-title8-section1451&num=0&edition=prelim

>>1411387
>Her citizenship was based on her legal permanent residency which was itself also legal.
And her residency was contingent upon a fraud that was perpetuated by her family, so she had no legal basis to be in the country, let alone take a citizenship test and register as a US citizen.
>And, again, she wasn't the one who committed the fraud, so it doesn't invalidate her citizenship.
It doesn't matter whether she committed fraud herself or not. Fraud spoils every contract it touches because it's the illicit gain of a benefit through deception. You can't rightfully argue that the agreements she had with the state are still valid given that they were built on abject lies.

This idea that we need to be lenient with foreigners who illegally invade our country and break our laws is fucking stupid. Traitors deserve to be shot, invaders need to be deported. End of.

>>1411391
nobody will ever believe you're american, faggot. get a real job

>>1411391
>And her residency was contingent upon a fraud that was perpetuated by her family,
Yes.
>so she had no legal basis to be in the country
No, her residency was legal unless it was revoked even if the means to acquire it weren't. It wasn't revoked by the time she got her permanent residence and she then used that permanent residence to get her citizenship. The government missed the window to act. Both the permanent residency and citizenship were obtained in good faith.

>You can't rightfully argue that the agreements she had with the state are still valid given that they were built on abject lies.
No, I can argue the law. It's on my side after all. But keep pounding that table and yelling like hell.

>>1411396
>post made at 4 fucking AM calling someone else nonAmerican.
you are a fucking bong and I cannot wait for the bong government to ban this site. all of the worst posters and jannies are bongs. you are worse than leafs

>>1411403
>No, her residency was legal
Her immigration documents were fraudulent. They were falsified by her uncle working at USAID. They were invalid, a lie, and that makes her residency illegal assuming it's true

>>1411534
She still passed the citizenship test. Again, we don't work on shitty early 2000s comedy rules where you can invalidate everything else she actually did pass.

>>1411534
>and that makes her residency illegal assuming it's true
source?
I know the law doesn't work like that, but feel free to expose where you're getting your shill info from

>>1411549
Prepare to be ass blasted, foreign paid shill.
Learn about US law before you go and make yourself look all retarded:
https://www.ilrc.org/sites/default/files/resources/denaturalization_pa.pdf
>Denaturalization for Convictions for Naturalization Fraud (Criminal Revocation) (18 U.S.C. § 1425): Naturalization may be revoked by conviction for procuring or attempting to procure the naturalization of
anyone contrary to the law.

>>1411549
Oh hey here's another citation, fagmaxxer
196 8 U.S.C. § 1451(a). The statute provides in pertinent part:
It shall be the duty of the United States attorneys for the respective districts, upon affidavit showing good cause
therefor, to institute proceedings in any district court of the United States in the judicial district in which the
naturalized citizen may reside at the time of bringing suit, for the purpose of revoking and setting aside the order
admitting such person to citizenship and canceling the certificate of naturalization on the ground that such order
and certificate of naturalization were illegally procured or were procured by concealment of a material fact or by
willful misrepresentation

>shill confidently screeching lies
Try not to shit on government walls when you're proven wrong

>quote the law because you think it lets you keep illegals in the country
>refuse to trust the authority of the government when that isn't the case
Many such cases