Have far left rioters and leftwing MN Dems nullified our federal immigration laws in that state? | Eastern NC Now

The actions of radical far left mobs and leftwing Democrat politicians in Minneapolis have led America to the brink of having our immigration laws nullified in that state. It reminds one of the South Carolina Nullification Crisis of 1832-33.

Mobs of radicals, some so hell-bent on their ideology that they are willing to engage in suicide-by-cop to make themselves martyrs for the cause, are rampaging on the streets and even invading churches.  The leftwing Democrat mayor and governor have demanded that federal immigration laws not be enforced in their state.  The mobs of rioters are even invading churches, and politically corrupt Biden judges are refusing to issue arrest warrants for some of the church invaders.

Law and order has broken down in Minnesota, and our immigration laws hang in the balance.  The radical mobs and politicians reject the attempts by ICE to take criminals qho have committed crimes like murder, rape, burglary, child abuse, robbery, and others into custody for deportation as our immigration laws provide.  This is a clear act of insurrection, but the Trump administration appears to be backing down.  Perhaps the threat of national Democrats to further the insurrection by blocking ICE funding has led to the change in policy, but if they get away with it, enormous damage will be done to the rule of law and to American democracy.

https://thefederalist.com/2026/01/28/trump-has-failed-his-nullification-crisis-other-states-will-follow-minnesotas-example/

https://redstate.com/bobhoge/2026/01/27/fanning-the-flames-of-violence-soros-backed-da-says-will-hunt-down-wannabe-nazi-ice-agents-n2198582

https://thefederalist.com/2026/01/28/democrats-want-to-keep-illegals-in-america-to-rig-the-census-and-congressional-apportionment/

https://joehoft.com/former-special-forces-officer-whats-unfolding-in-minneapolis-isnt-a-protest-its-an-insurgency/

https://redstate.com/jenniferoo/2026/01/29/tom-homan-minneapolis-presser-n2198629

In the original nullification crisis, in 1832, the South Carolina legislature passed legislation nullifying a federal tariff in their state.  President Andrew Jackson immediately threatened to march federal troops into the state and to hang his vice president,  South Carolinian John C. Calhoun.  However, in the end, Congress greatly reduced the amount of the tariff in 1833 and South Carolina agreed to accept that.