A Minnesota State Representative stood up in the State House to announce that "I am an illegal in this country and my parents are illegal too." Is this one of those "I am Spartacus" moments, or is she serious?

Libs of TikTok points out that if what she's saying is true, she's not eligible to run for office in the state.v

Townhall columnist Dustin Grage adds some context:

We agree: she's probably here legally, but there were some shenanigans involved in her parents getting into the country.

She really wants us to know she's an illegal alien.

We suspect she is here legally and is just declaring she's not for the drama, and to make us see that not all illegal immigrants are here to sponge off welfare. She's wasting time with performative B.S.

 {ai:summary}<p>Minnesota State Representative Kaohly Vang publicly declared, "I am an illegal in this country and my parents are illegal too," raising questions about her eligibility to hold office, as state law requires candidates to be U.S. citizens. Critics argue this admission breaks multiple laws.</p><p>While some speculate she may not actually be in the country illegally, her statement suggests a complex family immigration history. The incident has sparked significant backlash and calls for accountability regarding her status and the implications of her remarks. #illegals</p>

Minnesota State Rep Says She and Her Parents Are Illegals

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