On the list of Illegals mysteriously managing to get to higher office

Giddyup Tom

Illegals in and out of office can and will be arrested and sent packing.

How can St Paul have a mayor? It, like Minneapolis, was razed by the BLM super soldiers a few summers ago. I know this because y'all keep talking about it and showing that same 1 limo being set on fire.

And, incidentally, the mayor-elect of this ghost town is a citizen and has been since she was in middleschool when her parents became citizens. But, hey, facts are less important here than your feelings, right?

Technically she's mayor-elect and projected by all most recent sources to become mayor by a landslide, so the meme is gonna work just fine don't you worry. Impressive that an illegal can get this far, especially after declaring this publicly.
The U.S really is a unique place that way

Illegal? How? She had to fulfill all these requirements: https://www.sos.mn.gov/election-administration-campaigns/become-a-candidate/candidate-qualifications/

One of which is to be eligible to vote in the city.

she can't be an illegal and be able to vote.

so...

Aww you're cute... not even her own confession can rock your world

So, explain how she can both be an illegal AND a citizen who qualifies to be mayor.

Use as many visual aides as you feel necessary.

Ask her

This may shock you, but I already know the answer because I looked it up before I typed out my first comment.

She's also a Hmong. If there's such a thing as illegal alien Hmong, it's news to me.

She clarified what she meant: https://minnesotareformer.com/2025/06/09/im-a-citizen-clarifies-minnesota-democrat-after-saying-she-came-to-the-u-s-illegally/

Apparently, her father had a friend who was already here, and they claimed that friend as a family relation, and thus got moved up in the line. So, they exploited a relationship to get here sooner than they would have.

Oops, I had the sound off and never heard what she said, so there goes what I said about no such thing as a Hmong illegal alien.

Yeah, that method has a long history in the US, going back to the 1880s with the Chinese Exclusion act. Suddenly, many would-be immigrants from China had a "Uncle Toisan" who was already living here in the US and he needed them to come over or after the purchase of some paperwork became "paper sons" who had parents that were already living here.