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Walter Hudson, a public figure and Minnesota state legislator, expressed strong opinions on social media regarding recent events involving crime and changes in American culture. In posts dated August 24, 2025, Hudson discussed his views on criminal justice and the evolution of unique cultural experiences.

In one post, Hudson addressed a case involving the killing of multiple individuals by someone who entered a country illegally. On August 24, 2025, he wrote: "If the victims were my family members, I would have no desire to sit in a circle with their killer and hug it out. My expectation would be decades in prison, then deportation. Nothing less. Calling this 'unintentional' is an insult."

Later that day, he added: "Pathetic. I can't fathom defending a fellow American who illegally entered another country and killed three people through negligence. That's the diffence in respect." (August 24, 2025).

In another post reflecting on broader cultural changes in the United States, Hudson commented: "There's something to be said about this. I remember going to these distinct restaurants as a kid and appreciating the unique experience. Now, every thing is sanitized and generic. Sad." (August 24, 2025).

Hudson's comments highlight ongoing debates in American society about criminal justice responses to violent crimes committed by non-citizens and concerns over changing cultural landscapes across the nation.

As a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023, Walter Hudson has been involved in legislative discussions related to immigration policy and public safety.