DOJ Subpoenas Tim Walz, Keith Ellison & Minneapolis Mayor Over ICE Obstruction + Minnesota Fraud

Описание: Stinchfield Tonight reports breaking developments out of Minnesota as President Trump’s Department of Justice—led by Attorney General Pam Bondi—issues subpoenas to Gov. Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, and AG Keith Ellison amid allegations of obstructing ICE operations and enabling criminal illegal aliens to cycle back onto the streets.

Grant Stinchfield plays remarks from Kash Patel warning that no elected official is above the law when it comes to impeding law enforcement investigations. Then, Kristi Noem claims Minnesota officials refused a straightforward request: turn over criminals already in jail—instead allegedly releasing hundreds of murderers, rapists, and drug traffickers.

Attorney and GOP strategist Mark Cook breaks down the legal threshold for obstruction, why subpoenas matter, and how federal prosecutors could pursue accountability even in politically hostile jurisdictions.

The segment closes with the latest on the Minnesota fraud scandal, including testimony highlighting sloppy oversight and a clash over who actually exposed the scheme—while Democrats attempt to rewrite the narrative.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00:05 — DOJ subpoenas Tim Walz, Jacob Frey, and Keith Ellison over ICE obstruction + fraud
00:00:34 — Kash Patel: “No one gets to impede a law enforcement investigation”
00:01:20 — Kristi Noem: Minnesota refused to hand over jail inmates; claims criminals released
00:01:37 — Can DOJ prosecute a governor/mayor/AG? Stinchfield brings in attorney Mark Cook
00:02:22 — Cook: “No immunity for obstruction” + timeline goes back to 2019
00:03:14 — Claims Minnesota officials signaled “ICE not welcome” after 2020 unrest
00:03:42 — Cook argues releasing offenders + ignoring detainers can meet obstruction standard
00:04:25 — Why blue-state sheriffs/jails refusing ICE detainers matters legally
00:05:17 — Venue/jury problem: can prosecution move to a fairer jurisdiction?
00:05:46 — Cook explains nexus theory: cross-state crimes could trigger other federal venues
00:06:44 — Minnesota fraud hearing: “Quality Learning Center” can’t spell “learning”
00:07:40 — Jamie Raskin disputes who discovered Minnesota fraud; Stinchfield pushes back
00:08:35 — Tease: Hawaii gun control argument (next segment)

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