John Sinna

New details are emerging about why Gov. Tim Walz's board of pardons gave clemency to a 42-year-old illegal immigrant convicted of repeatedly raping a child. Documents reviewed by Fox News Digital show that while the two board members who voted against granting a pardon noted the serious nature of Tou Lue Vang's offenses, the four who recommended a pardon each listed concerns about him being deported. One commissioner, Zach Linstrom, who voted in favor of granting the pardon, wrote in his recommendation, "Very tough case but the kids not having a father is not in the best interest of society," referring to Vang’s six children. Artika Roller, another commissioner who voted in favor of the pardon, wrote, "The applicant stated the need for clemency related to immigration issues." Following the recommendation, Walz's Board of Pardons granted Vang a full pardon. Secretary of State Marco Rubio then revoked Vang's legal status, allowing him to be deported despite the pardon.

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🚨 Before you vote for Peggy Flanagan — know exactly what she stands for. ❌ PARENTAL RIGHTS: Flanagan supports policies that allow schools to socially transition your child to a different gender identity — WITHOUT notifying parents. She backed the Walz administration’s guidance that schools could keep gender transitions secret from families. YOUR child. YOUR rights. Erased. ❌ LAND BACK: Flanagan has openly supported “land back” efforts — returning land currently held by Minnesota taxpayers and private citizens to tribal control. She has built her entire political identity around tribal interests — and her biggest campaign donors are tribal gaming operations writing six-figure checks. Who pays when land is removed from the tax rolls? YOU do. Who loses property rights? Minnesota families do. Who benefits? Her donors. This is what Flanagan means by “fighting for Minnesotans” — just not YOUR Minnesota family.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz says he does not believe deporting an illegal alien who raped a 10 year-old girl makes his state safer.

Gloria Steinem helped generations of women believe they belonged in rooms where decisions are made. She never stopped fighting for equality and opportunity for everyone. I’m deeply honored and humbled to have earned her support of my campaign for U.S. Senate.