A lot of Minnesotans are asking the question, “How did we get to this place where people are protesting and impeding federal law enforcement as they carry out the orders of a duly elected president?” Aren’t we all on the same team? At the moment, no, we are not on the same team.
A little over a year ago, we had a national election that sent Donald Trump back to the White House with a strong mandate to close the border, deport the criminals and terrorists who were let in over the last four years, and fix America’s broken immigration system. Those in Minnesota and elsewhere who continue to protest a president following through on his election promises can only be called one thing: election deniers. The protests and disrespect of law enforcement we’re seeing in Minneapolis today would make even the most serious January 6ther blush.
Many liberals still don’t understand (or won’t admit) that Biden’s open border policy changed the makeup of our immigrant population from struggling farm workers trying to make a living for their family (migrants, neighbors, folks) to uninvited guests with a record of committing crimes or terrorism.
ICE is not rounding up our “neighbors.” They are capturing convicted criminals living among us with standing deportation orders. These dregs of society have already received due process and were found to be in violation of the terms set by society (and law) to remain in the United States.
The most damaging thing Minnesota politicians are doing right now is mischaracterizing the work of ICE in our state. Gov. Tim Walz continually claims ICE is here to sow terror and chaos and not make us safer. Sen. Amy Klobuchar recently proclaimed, “This administration is literally sending ICE agents that are making our community less safe.”
The protesters are listening to their leaders and believe they somehow have the high ground to go out and get in the way of ICE officers trying to remove the criminals among us.
We’ve been waiting for ICE to send out more information about who they are apprehending, and Saturday they finally complied. The list of “folks” ICE picked up recently in Minnesota is full of the worst kinds of people committing the worst kind of crimes against our citizens. Murder. Assault. Rape — but not just rape, child rape.
Here are some of the dregs of society captured recently in Minnesota that Sen. Klobuchar and Gov. Walz are defending.
Galuak Michael Rotgai
Rotgai is a criminal illegal alien from Sudan who’s been convicted of homicide and assault. This model citizen struck his victim twice on the head with a baseball bat causing severe injuries that will require him to need constant care for the rest of his life. According to court documents, the victim “fell to the floor unconscious and helpless from the first blow struck by Rotgai; Rotgai was aware that [the victim] was lying prone on the floor unconscious and helpless when he struck the second blow.”
I’m sure he’s turned his life around and now uses that baseball bat to hit grounders to little league baseball players. Just in case, ICE picked him up recently and deported him.
Aldrin Guerrero Munoz
Munoz is a criminal illegal alien from Mexico with a final order of removal from Dec. 17, 2015. He’s been convicted of homicide and assault. This honor student slammed the head of his 15-week-old son against a wall, killing him. He was sentenced to 35 years in prison and sent to Stillwater. While there, he was convicted of another assault, this time against his cell mate. According to the criminal complaint, Munoz continued to kick the victim until he fell off the second-tier walkway and landed on the ground floor. The victim was then transported to St. Joseph’s Hospital and was diagnosed with head injuries, bone fracture and hematomas. The assault occurred because of a disrespect issue in the dining room.
A judge gave him an extra 21 months for the assault but made it concurrent to his other sentence, so Munoz was out of prison and in one of our neighborhoods when ICE picked him up recently. Minnesota prison math works like this:
- 35 years for killing your kid in 2005.
- Cut it in half automatically to 17.5 years
- No extra time for assault in prison
- Free to return to the “neighborhood” in 2022
- Whoops – picked up by ICE and deported in 2026
Aler Gomez Lucas
Gomez-Lucas isa criminal illegal alien from Guatemala with a final order of removal dated May 24, 2022. He’s been convicted of negligent homicide with a vehicle and DUI.According to the StarTribune:
Gomez-Lucas reportedly was driving a Nissan Pathfinder eastbound on Hwy. 10 when the vehicle left the roadway, went into the ditch and rolled over, coming to rest on its roof. A passenger, 17-year-old Nurban Ruvelsi-Perez, died after he was thrown from the vehicle and struck by a GMC Sierra pickup. A preliminary breath test showed a blood alcohol concentration of 0.178, more than two times the legal limit.
He was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison in 2024, but ICE agents had to find him in one of our “neighborhoods” because Minnesota prison math says he was already released.
Pao Choua Xiong
Xiong is a criminal illegal alien from Laos with a final order of removal dated Jan. 10, 2003. He’s been convicted of rape, fondling a child, two counts of domestic violence, burglary, larceny and disorderly conduct.
Klobuchar, Walz and every protester should be required to read the details of this degenerate’s rape of his 8-year-old daughter. From court documents:
In March 2017, N.L., the mother of K.X., called police to report that appellant, K.X.’s father, had sexually assaulted K.X. N.L. told police that K.X. was crying and bleeding from her vagina. Police came to N.L.’s apartment, and K.X. was transported by ambulance to Children’s Hospital. At the hospital, K.X. told a nurse that she was taking a shower and that appellant came into the bathroom and lifted her onto a counter. K.X. stated, “My dad raped me, he tried to rape me.” K.X. said that appellant had his hand over her mouth and told her not to say anything; she told him to stop.
WARNING: If you click on the link to read more, the story gets worse. ICE removing this child rapist from the “neighborhood” makes our state safer.
The idea that Amy Klobuchar, Tim Walz, Renee Good and all the other screaming protesters are upset that ICE is removing these dregs from our streets and neighborhoods is bizarre. Only politics can explain it.