DHS Secretary Kristi Noem slammed Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz for 2020 riot response

The Minister of Internal Security, Christie Nom, took a shot on the governor of Minnesota Tim and Alzif, how he dealt with riots in 2020 in his term, claiming that the Trump administration would not allow history to repeat himself in Los Angeles amid immigration protests.

Naim, who previously held the position of South Dakota ruler, defended the Trump administration’s decision to deploy thousands of National Guard forces and hundreds of naval infantry to address the protests in Los Angeles, using Minnesota as an example of what is happening when he is a “bad ruler” responsible.

“I was the governor of a neighboring country of Tim Walz and I saw him left his city burning,” Nayywan told reporters on Tuesday. “We and I spoke to me in the past, and he did not let that happen to another city and another society where a bad ruler made a bad decision.”

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Walzal was elected for the first time, the governor of Minnesota state in 2019, when he led the state with the outbreak of protests after the death of the black man George Floyd by a white police officer in 2020. While Walz said he was blamed for a delay in revitalizing the National Guard in his term, and he said he is proud of how Minnesota reacted.

“I am proud of thein Minnesota. I am proud of the first respondents in the state of Minnesota who were there, from firefighters to the police to the National Guard to the citizens who were there,” Walz said in the 2022.

Walz’s office did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Fox News Digital.

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Minnesota governor Tim Walz said he blaming the response of the delay in the revitalization of the National Guard in his state during riots in 2020, but he also said that he is proud of how Minnesota interacts. (Andrew Harnik)

Meanwhile, the Trump administration sends a total of 4,000 national soldiers and 700 naval infantry to Los Angeles after the protests erupted on Friday from the arrest of migration and customs enforcement in the city.

President Donald Trump went face to face with the California governor, Democrat Gavin News, about the revitalization of the forces. While Trump argued that the National Guard forces are necessary to prevent the destruction in Los Angeles, New Zoom said that most of the forces are “sitting, not users, in federal buildings without orders.”

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California Governor Gavin New Rosom said that most of the forces, “sitting, are not users, in federal buildings without orders.” (Justin Sullivan/Getty Emp)

In addition, Newsom argued that this step violates the state’s sovereignty because state rulers usually honor the National Guard forces. However, Trump protested a law to put the forces under a federal command to bypass Newsom.

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“This is not related to public safety,” newsom said in a publication on Monday. “It comes to the pursuit of the arrogance of the dangerous president.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.