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“I do not see how it would serve his family, nor the economic interest where we have a taxpaying citizen who is creating job growth and living a life free from any criminal activity,” Walz said.
The pardon decision comes against the backdrop of Walz’s long-running clashes with federal immigration authorities.
During Operation Metro Surge, the governor sharply criticized the enforcement effort and drew national attention for comparing ICE agents to President Donald Trump’s “modern-day Gestapo.”
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