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Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2024-08-13): In March 2023, Walz signed a bill authorizing illegal aliens to obtain driver’s licenses. Walz said that the new law "[ensures] drivers in our state are licensed and carry insurance makes the roads safer for all Minnesotans…As a longtime supporter of this bill, I am proud to finally sign it into law, making our roads safer and moving us toward our goal of making Minnesota the best state to raise a family for everyone." The measure reversed two decades of state law enacted in the aftermath of the 9/11 terror attack. Notably, seven of the 19 attackers on that day had valid Virginia’s driver’s licenses or identification cards enabling them to board airlines. Beyond helping illegal aliens get driver’s licenses, Governor Walz has supported making it easier for illegal aliens to remain illegally in his state. Earlier this year, Governor Walz’s Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) introduced the North Star Act, which would make Minnesota a sanctuary state. The bill would prevent local and state authorities from cooperating with federal immigration authorities to enforce our immigration laws. [...] Governor Walz has also supported giving taxpayer-funded benefits to illegal aliens. In 2023, Walz signed into law a bill that allows illegal aliens access free tuition programs for Minnesota public colleges. This legislation follows a 2013 law permitting illegal aliens access to in-state tuition. With at least 140,000 illegal aliens currently in the state, the new law is estimated to cost state taxpayers approximately $877.5 million each year, or $394 annually for each Minnesota household.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2024-08-07): Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s record on election integrity is disastrous. Under Walz, Minnesota is a sanctuary state that unlawfully protects a massive illegal immigrant population from deportation. Minnesota also has more than 100,000 refugees, the highest refugee per capita rate in the United States. These non-citizens could potentially vote, which is a serious threat to voter integrity. Tim Walz has done nothing to stop it. [...] - In 2023, Walz signed into law a bill that allows illegal aliens to obtain driver’s licenses, which allows people who are NOT American citizens to end up on the voter rolls and potentially vote in American elections. This could mean more than 80,000 unlawful ballots cast in November. [...] There are other problematic issues with Minnesota’s election laws, but the issue of non-citizen voting is especially prevalent given the Biden-Harris Administration’s complete failure to secure the border and the high number of non-citizens in Minnesota. Governor Tim Walz does not care about protecting Minnesotans or their votes.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2023-03-07): ‘Sí se pudo’: Walz signs immigrant driver’s license bill into law [...] Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday signed a bill allowing people in the state to obtain a driver’s license or ID card regardless of their immigration status. [...] Dozens of immigrants and supporters of the policy change flanked the governor during a bill signing ceremony at the Minnesota National Guard Armory. Several teared up when Walz signed the measure into law and they chanted "Sí se pudo," which means yes we could.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2023-03-07): Gov. Walz signs "driver's licenses for all" bill into law ST. PAUL, Minn. -- Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday signed a bill into law that will allow residents to get a driver's license no matter their immigration status. [...] Minnesota isn't the first to implement a law like this: 18 states and Washington, D.C. have authorized driver's licenses for undocumented immigrants, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2024-08-09): Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has named Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz to replace her as the vice presidential candidate for the Party of Jackson. So where does Walz stand on immigration? Let’s first look at the governor’s championing of a recently enacted law, which enables illegal aliens to obtain valid Minnesota driver’s licenses — notwithstanding concerns that such insecure documents assist aliens posing national-security risks to evade scrutiny and apprehension, concerns that federal law has attempted to address, but that Walz’s signature will exacerbate. Driver’s Licenses for Unauthorized Aliens. Conservatives were hot out of the gate after Harris’ announcement to highlight Walz’ gubernatorial efforts to provide benefits to the estimated 81,000 unauthorized aliens living in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. Most recently, in March 2023, the governor signed a bill "expanding eligibility for a standard Minnesota driver’s license by allowing Minnesotans, regardless of immigration status, to obtain a license".
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2024-08-06): Yes, Tim Walz signed a law letting immigrants illegally in Minnesota get driver’s licenses [...] "Tim Walz signed into law driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota, he wanted health care for illegal immigrants in Minnesota, this guy is incredibly left-wing," Donalds said. [...] On March 7, 2023, as Minnesota governor, Walz signed H.F. 4, a bill that expanded access to driver’s licenses to people in the state, regardless of their immigration status. State House and Senate Democrats broadly supported the measure, and only one House Republican supported it.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2023-03-31): On March 7, 2023, Governor Tim Walz signed Driver’s Licenses for All into law. The law will go into effect on October 1, 2023. This fact sheet summarizes the new law only. [...] Starting October 1, all Minnesotans can obtain a driver’s license regardless of immigration status. To obtain a driver’s license, an applicant who is 21 or older must prove their identity, pass the vision test, and pass the written and driving tests. The requirements for applicants who are between 16 and 21 are different. [...] Starting October 1, all Minnesotans will be eligible for a standard Class D driver’s license regardless of immigration status. There will be no markings on the license indicating citizenship or immigration status. There are two other licenses available in Minnesota: enhanced and Real ID driver’s licenses. To obtain an enhanced or Real ID license, an applicant must prove citizenship or a qualifying immigration status.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2023-07-25): On March 7, 2023, Governor Tim Walz signed Driver’s Licenses for All into law. The law will go into effect on October 1, 2023. This fact sheet summarizes the new law only. [...] Starting October 1, all Minnesotans can obtain a driver’s license regardless of immigration status. To get a driver’s license, an applicant who is 21 or older must prove their identity, pass the vision test, and pass the written and driving tests. The requirements for applicants who are between 16 and 21 are different. [...] Starting October 1, all Minnesotans will be eligible for a standard Class D driver’s license regardless of immigration status (ID image above). There will be no markings on the license indicating citizenship or immigration status.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2024-08-08): Walz signed legislation to extend health care and public insurance to undocumented immigrants as part of a budget agreement last year, making Minnesota one of two states with the policy. [...] Separately, Walz signed into law last year legislation granting the estimated 81,000 undocumented immigrants in Minnesota access to driver’s licenses, as well as a measure that would grant them access to free college tuition. [...] "Not only did Governor Tim Walz sign legislation giving free college and free health care to illegal immigrants, but he sat on the sidelines and watched Minneapolis burn for four days straight," Graham tweeted.
Claim: "Tim Walz signed into law driver's licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota." (Byron Donalds, 2024-08-06)
Evidence (2024-08-16): "Tim Walz signed into law driver’s licenses for illegal immigrants in Minnesota, he wanted health care for illegal immigrants in Minnesota, this guy is incredibly left-wing," Donalds said.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): Police investigated tips that a TikTok video showed a woman who went missing in Arkansas when she was 15, but the FBI talked to that woman and confirmed she is someone else.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): About eight months ago, what seemed like a potential break in a missing-person case started to spread on social media. People were claiming that a TikTok video showed Cassie Compton, who went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old. [...] ABC 7, Authorities looking at TikTok video that might show missing Arkansas girl Cassie Compton, Jan. 14, 2021 ABC 7, Police: Woman in TikTok video not missing Arkansas girl Cassie Compton, Jan. 15, 2021
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-15): LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Stuttgart Police Chief Mark Duke on Friday said that a woman shown in a viral TikTok video is not missing Arkansas girlCassie Compton. [...] The woman's resemblance to Compton, who disappeared in 2014, ignited new interest in the case. Stuttgart police received dozens of phone calls and the video was shared thousands of times on Facebook. It also caught the attention of a private investigator who has been searching for Compton for years. [...] Compton was 15 years old when she went missing. Her mother Judy Compton has said she suspects foul play.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-16): Police confirmed that the woman in the viral TikTok video that people believed featured Cassie Compton is not the Arkansas girl who has been missing for six years. [...] "After a 1000 plus phone calls, as many emails and messages, it was determined thru the combined efforts of SPD, the FBI & ASP that the mystery girl believed to be Cassie Compton in a Tik-Tok video was not actually her.. The FBI were able to locate the girl, identify her and interview her. We appreciate everyone’s help and assistance," it announced on Friday. [...] Compton went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old. She left her house to go to the store and was never seen again, according to Southwest Times Record. Her mother suspects foul play, and no suspects have been ruled out in her disappearance, according to KATV News.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-09-20): A post shared on Facebook claims a viral TikTok video shows Cassie Compton, an Arkansas girl who has been missing for seven years. [...] Compton went missing from Stuttgart, Arkansas, at the age of 15 back in September 2014, according to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. (RELATED: Does This Image Show Chris Evans Wearing A ‘Keep America Trumpless’ Shirt?) [...] "After a 1000 plus phone calls, as many emails and messages, it was determined thru the combined efforts of SPD, the FBI & ASP that the mystery girl believed to be Cassie Compton in a Tik-Tok video was not actually her," the Stuttgart Police Department also said on Facebook back in January. "The FBI were able to locate the girl, identify her and interview her."
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): STUTTGART, Ark. – In a new video message posted on Instagram, a woman claims she is the center of the viral TikTok video and is not Cassie Compton. [...] There was widespread speculation by social media users that the woman in the video was Cassie Compton, who disappeared from Stuttgart, Arkansas in 2014. [...] "We appreciate all the tips and information about Cassie Compton. We have the video from Tik Tok and have seen the Facebook posts. We are working diligently with the Arkansas State Police and FBI right now. Since this is still an open investigation we can’t release any further information right now."
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-15): - Cassie Compton, an Arkansas girl who went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old, was thought to be seen in a viral TikTok video. [...] Update: An Arkansas State Police spokesperson confirmed to Insider that after investigating a viral TikTok video, the department found that the woman in the video was not Cassie Compton, who went missing in 2014. Read the original story below. Police in Arkansas said they're looking into a viral TikTok video that many believe showed Cassie Compton, a girl who went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-15): TikTok video believed to be missing girl Cassie Compton is in fact Haley Grace Phillips 15 January 2021, 13:03 [...] The FBI are currently investigating a worrying viral TikTok video that people believe shows Cassie Compton, a girl from Stuttgart, Arkansas, who has been missing since 2014. [...] People soon started to speculate that the girl in the video was Cassie Compton, who went missing aged 15 in 2014 shortly after returning home from a demolition derby with a family friend. She reached home just before 7pm, but left again a few minutes later, telling her mother Judy Compton she was going to the store, and she hasn't been seen since.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-16): - Cassie Compton, an Arkansas girl who went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old, was thought to be seen in aviral TikTok video. - Local police said in a Facebook post that they were working with state police and the FBI to investigate the lead. - Another girl came forward on Instagram claiming to be the person seen in the video. Police in Arkansas said they're looking into a viral TikTok video that many believe showed Cassie Compton, a girl who went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): LITTLE ROCK (KATV) — Authorities on Thursday were investigating a TikTok video that possibly shows missing Arkansas girl Cassie Compton. [...] Tina Storz, a private investigator who has been searching for Compton for years, said that the girl strongly resembles Compton but could not confirm it's her. She said she has alerted local authorities and is trying to find out who posted the video. [...] Compton went missing in 2014 when she was 15 years old. The day of her disappearance, she went to a demolition derby in Dewitt with a family friend and returned home just before 7 p.m. She left a few minutes later and hasn't been seen since.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2024-09-16): Cassie Kay Compton was born on December 4, 1998 to Judy Compton Kimsey and Roy Compton. At the time of her disappearance, she was living with her mother and Kimsey’s then-fiancé, Brandon Lee Rhodes, in Stuttgart, Arkansas. Compton and Cassie’s four siblings resided in Kingston, Oklahoma. She’s said to have been especially close to her brother, Chris Newcomb. [...] The Find Cassie Compton Facebook page was created to help raise awareness for the case, as was a Twitter account, @FindCassie. However, the latter account hasn’t been updated since 2016. [...] Cassie Kay Compton went missing from 15th Street in Stuttgart, Arkansas County, Arkansas on September 14, 2014. She was 15 years old, and was last seen wearing a blue spaghetti-strap top, black and white plaid shorts, and blue and grey cowboy boots with 2″ to 3″ heels. At the time of her disappearance, she stood at 5’3″ and weighed approximately 100 pounds. Her hair was dyed strawberry blonde, and she has blue eyes. She has a sideways heart-shaped birthmark on her upper left arm and a scar on the left side of her face, starting at her cheek, near her nose. Her ears are pierced.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2022-09-12): It has been eight years since Cassie Compton disappeared without a trace. Compton was 15 when she went missing. She was last heard from on Sunday, Sept. 14, 2014, the day after attending the Arkansas County Demolition Derby with a friend in DeWitt. [...] In January 2021, a TikTok video went viral after viewers spotted a girl who looked a lot like Cassie. However, law enforcement agencies issued statements stating that the matter was investigated and the girl in the video was not Cassie. Although this incident did not bring closure to Cassie’s disappearance, it ignited hope that answers could still be found in her case.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-15): Cassie Compton (L) at the time of her 2014 disappearance. TikTok image (R). Photo: SPD. Person in TikTok video is not missing Arkansas teen Cassie Compton by: Ninette Sosa [...] ARKANSAS (KNWA/KFTA) — A TikTok video that went viral on social media Thursday, January 14, that appeared to show Stuttgart missing teen Cassie Compton, who went missing six years ago — is not her.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): Cassie Compton: TikTok video likely does not feature missing Arkansas woman [...] Stuttgart police and the FBI were investigating a TikTok video posted Wednesday evening depicting a young woman several have claimed to be Cassie Compton. [...] In a comment on a Thursday morning post about the video on the "Find Cassie Compton" page, National Center for Missing & Exploited Children officials said they have received "numerous calls" on their hotline.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): Cassie Compton went missing in Stuttgart, Arkansas when she was 15 [...] Tina Storz, a private investigator who has been searching for missing Arkansas woman Cassie Compton for years, said that the woman in the video strongly resembles Ms Compton but could not confirm that it was indeed her, KATV reported. [...] "We appreciate all the tips and information about Cassie Compton. We have the video from Tik Tok and have seen the Facebook posts. We are working diligently with the Arkansas State Police and FBI right now. Since this is still an open investigation we can’t release any further information right now," the Stuttgart police department said according to Fox 16.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-14): Cassie Compton (L) at the time of her 2014 disappearance. TikTok image (R). Photo: SPD. Investigation: TikTok video may be missing teen Cassie Compton by: Ninette Sosa [...] ARKANSAS COUNTY (KNWA/KFTA) — Cassie Compton, then-15, went missing in September of 2014, and today authorities are taking a close look at a TikTok video that may possibly be the missing teen from Stuttgart, in Arkansas County.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-01-15): Authorities are investigating a TikTok video that might show Cassie Compton, an Arkansas girl who has been missing for six years. [...] The TikTok video was then uploaded to Twitter, where users began speculating that the girl in the video is Compton. Compton went missing in 2014 at the age of 15. [...] The Arkansas State Police told the Daily Dot its agents were "aware of the video and its circulation through social media" but could not say if it was being used in the ongoing investigation. "The Arkansas State Police Criminal Investigation Division continues to assist local authorities in an investigation into the disappearance of Cassie Compton," it said.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2021-11-05): Human Interest Real People Real People Tragedy Authorities Investigating TikTok Video That May Show Missing Ark. Teen Some think the girl in the video, who silently stares at the camera and appears to have black eyes, may be Cassie Compton By Harriet Sokmensuer Harriet Sokmensuer Harriet Sokmensuer is a former crime reporter at PEOPLE. People Editorial Guidelines Updated on November 5, 2021 04:02PM EDT Photo: Find Cassie Compton/Facebook; TikTok Authorities in Arkansas are investigating a TikTok video that some people believe features Cassie Compton, a missing teen who vanished in 2014. The short video shows a girl with black eyes sitting in the backseat of a car between two men. She stares silently into the camera as the two men speak to one another. Internet users were quick to point out that the girl looks like Compton, who went missing from her Stuttgart home she was 15 years old, according to Fox16 and KATV. "We appreciate all the tips and information about Cassie Compton. We have the video from TikTok and have the seen the Facebook posts," the Stuttgart Police Department said in a statement, THV11 reports. "We are working diligently with the Arkansas State Police and FBI right now.
Claim: Says TikTok found Cassie Compton, who has been missing from Arkansas since 2014. (Facebook posts, 2021-01-14)
Evidence (2024-05-02): In early 2021, a TikTok video exploded across social media. It showed a young girl sitting between two men in the back seat of a car, her two black eyes matching her dark hair. Without emotion, she looks at the camera. Soon, an Instagram made by the same girl appeared. Her name, she said, was Haley Grace; she was not Cassie Compton. The black eyes? Well, she had been mugged. Adamantly, she insisted she was just fine. Clearly she was not, but just as clearly came FBI confirmation that despite the incredible resemblance, she was not the missing hometown girl from Arkansas. According to the official report, 15-year-old Cassie Kay Compton left home late afternoon Sunday, Sept. 14, 2014, to get cigarettes — at least, that is what the Stuttgart Police Department was led to believe. The most credible information about Cassie’s movements that weekend came from Tracy Snyder, the mother of Cassie’s friend, Hunter. [...] In 2019, Kaila Lafferty, then a KATV reporter, created the podcast Timeline: The Disappearance of Cassie Compton. Working with her was Tina Storz, a private investigator at Halo Investigations, who has, since 2015, been on Cassie’s case. Detained at the Independence County Jail in Batesville, Rhodes told the women that his charges of being a hit man were a con of his own making. He had wanted to be imprisoned, he said, so he could work undercover on Cassie’s case.