NW Twin Cities

Walter Hudson, a Minnesota state representative, made several statements on October 17, 2025, via his social media account addressing issues ranging from migration trends to alleged fraud and civil rights violations.

In one post at 16:02 UTC, Hudson commented on the future of New York City and the potential for other states to attract new residents. He wrote, "This presents an opportunity for states across the Union to provide a contrast to the unworkable cesspool New York City is going to become. Wealth and free-thinkers will be fleeing, and if Minnesota makes the right changes next year, we can welcome them here."

Later that day at 16:38 UTC, Hudson addressed concerns about fraudulent representation. He stated, "This is nothing short of fraud. Representing yourself as an agent of an organization that you have no relationship with, and soliciting contributions that you get a cut of. @AGPamBondi @fbi"

At 16:42 UTC on the same day, Hudson criticized actions in Portland regarding law enforcement decisions. He posted, "This is a blatant civil rights violation for which Portland should be held accountable. 'We're not coming to enforce the law because we don't like you' is unacceptable and illegal."

Hudson has previously voiced opinions on interstate migration and policy differences between states. His comments reflect ongoing debates about governance in major U.S. cities and concerns over public trust in institutions.