Minnesota Governor Tim Walz ignited outrage by claiming the majority of crime is committed by white men while defending the Somali community, a statement now exploding online amid rising concerns over crime and immigration.
Walz’s Controversial Press Conference Statement
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz spoke at an official press conference earlier this month, surrounded by American flags. He directly claimed that the majority of crime in the state is committed by white men. Walz made this assertion while defending the Somali community against criticism. The setting emphasized government engagement, yet the words sparked immediate division. Conservatives view this as excusing rising crime linked to unchecked immigration, eroding family safety and traditional values. The clip captures Walz prioritizing political defense over factual accountability on public safety.
BREAKING: Gov. Tim Walz was asked if he thinks Somali leaders need to hold their own accountable.
Walz: “A lot of white men should be holding a lot of white men accountable.” pic.twitter.com/lbL9jNpQsB
— Leading Report (@LeadingReport) December 12, 2025
Viral Backlash Exposes Broader Frustrations
The video resurfaced and went viral within days, amplifying backlash across social media and news outlets. Americans, especially in the heartland, expressed fury over Walz’s deflection from crime realities affecting their neighborhoods. This incident revives anger at past Biden-era policies that fueled illegal immigration and overspending, leading to inflation and unsafe streets. Under President Trump’s 2025 leadership, with border closures and deportations ramping up, such comments from holdover Democrats like Walz ring hollow. Patriots demand leaders address threats head-on, not with divisive excuses that undermine conservative principles of law and order.
🚨 Somali man Abdimajid Mohamed Nur sentenced to 10 years for stealing $48M in taxpayer funds part of the massive Feeding Our Future fraud under Tim Walz's watch.
Walz blames "white men" for crimes instead of holding fraudsters accountable.Kick him out!@Ilhan any comments 🤔 pic.twitter.com/6AQtxOxjDt
— AK (@mirror2urkarma) December 13, 2025
Crime Statistics Challenge Walz’s Narrative
Minnesota data reveals stark realities contradicting Walz’s claim. Certain immigrant communities, including Somali groups, show disproportionate involvement in violent crimes like stabbings and gang activity in cities such as Minneapolis. FBI reports indicate white men do not commit the majority of such offenses statewide. Walz’s statement ignores these facts, promoting a narrative that protects globalist agendas over American victims. This aligns with woke policies frustrating Trump supporters, who celebrate 2025 victories like cartel designations as terrorists and benefit protections for citizens only. Common sense dictates prioritizing U.S. families over politically correct defenses.
Implications for Conservative Values and Policy
Walz’s remarks erode trust in government, echoing Biden-era overreach that ignored border chaos and family impacts. In 2025, President Trump’s executive orders close loopholes, protect Second Amendment rights indirectly through safer streets, and reject DEI indoctrination. Minnesotans suffer from policies excusing crime, contrasting Trump’s economic booms with 7 million jobs and record-low unemployment pre-lockdowns. This viral moment rallies conservatives against leftist denial, reinforcing calls for limited government and individual liberty. Protecting communities from illegal immigration threats remains a core victory under Trump’s renewed mandate.