US EditionTim Walz Compares Trump’s ICE Raids to Anne Frank Getting Arrested by Nazis
Gov. Walz called for federal agents to stand down and independent probes after two fatal shootings during intensified immigration enforcement sparked statewide protests.
- On Sunday, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz compared ICE and Border Patrol raids to Nazi occupation invoking Anne Frank, saying `We have got children in Minnesota hiding in their houses, afraid to go outside.`
- The operations began last month and authorities linked them to rising fear in communities, prompting Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to urge President Donald Trump to withdraw federal immigration agents after Alex Pretti was killed.
- Walz has a history of using Nazi-era comparisons, previously calling ICE a `modern-day Gestapo` last year, while Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker likened Trump-era raids to Nazi stormtroopers.
- The killings and enforcement methods prompted widespread demonstrations across the North Star State, while Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz warned history will judge the administration harshly.
- Critics noted key historical differences between Frank’s experience and current U.S. enforcement, pointing out citizenship and deportation differences as other Democrats echo Walz’s analogy in political debates.
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Tim Walz Compares ICE Raids to Nazis Arresting Anne Frank
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz compared President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement operations to the Nazis’ arresting Anne Frank during a press conference on Sunday at the State Emergency Operations Center in Blaine.
Tim Walz compares Minnesota ICE actions to Holocaust and Anne Frank: ‘Hiding in their houses’
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Sunday likened federal immigration enforcement in Minnesota to the Holocaust and “The Diary of a Young Girl” by Anne Frank following the second fatal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) shooting in Minneapolis. The incident on Saturday left 37-year-old Alex Pretti, a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) ICU nurse, dead during an encounter with immigration agents. Fe…
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