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One of Minnesota’s most unhinged right-wing posters is the state’s newest immigration judge

Nathan Hansen, a right-wing attorney and influential X user who has amplified racist conspiracies and fringe legal theories, will make decisions on which immigrants will be deported in his new job as an immigration judge at Fort Snelling. The Executive Office for Immigration Review, the division of the U.S. Department of Justice that hires and […]

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Two Minnesota Republicans stripped of committee assignments after drunk driving incident

Minnesota state Reps. Elliott Engen (R-White Bear Township) and Walter Hudson (R-Albertville) will be stripped of their committee assignments following a drunk driving incident on March 27.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison speaks into a microphone alongside Mary Moriarty during a news conference.
Minnesota sues Trump administration over access to evidence in shootings by federal agents
Minnesota Republicans introduce bill that promotes reproductive health junk science

Last week, Republicans in the Minnesota state Senate introduced Senate Bill 4166, legislation that advocates for state agencies to use a discredited reproductive health care practice called restorative reproductive medicine (RRM).

A medium close-up shot shows two men, Brian Nicholson on the left and Kendall Qualls on the right, standing side by side and smiling against a soft, blurred outdoor background. The man on the left wears a dark suit jacket, a light patterned button-down shirt, and a red polka-dot tie, while the man on the right wears a dark suit with a light blue shirt, a striped tie and a white pocket square.
Minnesota gov candidate Kendall Qualls’ new running mate seemingly doesn’t know how old he is

On Tuesday, Republican Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls announced that businessman Brian Nicholson will be his running mate in the race, where Nicholson gave the wrong answer about how old he is.

Minnesota Republicans propose using taxpayer dollars for Charlie Kirk statue

A group of Minnesota Republican state senators have shown their priorities for the current legislative session by offering a bill that would use taxpayer funds to create a statue of right-wing provocateur Charlie Kirk.

Walz releases anti-fraud package, denounces federal Medicaid cuts
Trump administration halts some Medicaid funding to Minnesota
Minnesota House Republicans vote down assault weapons ban in committee

On Tuesday, Minnesota lawmakers on the House Public Safety, Finance & Policy Committee discussed a package of gun safety bills — including an assault weapons ban — all of which were voted down by Republicans.

Minnesota Democrats renew push for new gun control measures