Byron York laments ‘radicalized’ authorities protecting criminals in Minnesota

Washington Examiner chief political correspondent Byron York criticized what he described as the “resistance” to immigration enforcement efforts in Minnesota, which he said has identified thousands of convicted criminals.

“How can it be that all the authorities in the state are fighting so hard to protect these criminals from federal law enforcement?” York said. “It’s a lot of people.”

“They also have a pretty radicalized population, and especially, we’ve seen this everywhere in the United States, college-educated liberal white women seem to have become more and more radicalized. They are certainly a part of this so-called resistance to ICE that we’re seeing in Minnesota,” York added.

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Currently, 1,360 illegal immigrants are in Minnesota jails, but local authorities like Gov. Tim Walz (D-MN) and