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To Governor Tim Walz, Senator Amy Klobuchar, and Vice President Kamala Harris:

Minnesota is facing continued civil unrest while government agencies operate with minimal accountability.

Communities are experiencing instability while leadership response remains slow and fragmented.

Governor Walz, your office holds the authority to declare a state of emergency and mobilize protections immediately. Emergency powers exist specifically for times when public safety and lawful governance are threatened.

Senator Klobuchar, when state systems fail to protect citizens, federal oversight becomes essential.

Vice President Harris, when abuse of power and civil instability grow unchecked, national leadership must intervene.

The people of Minnesota are asking for:

• Protection of communities

• Enforcement of laws fairly

• Oversight of government agencies

• Consequences for misconduct

• Restoration of trust in leadership

This is not about politics.

This is about safety, justice, and accountability.

Minnesota needs action now.

Minnesota’s growing civil unrest combined with ongoing abuse of authority by government departments demands immediate leadership response.

This situation requires more than statements — it requires emergency measures.

What Must Happen Immediately:

1. Declare a State of Emergency

This allows coordination of law enforcement, emergency services, and state resources to stabilize communities.

2. Enact Laws Targeting Abuse of Power

Public officials and agencies must face real consequences when authority is misused.

3. Implement Federal Oversight Where Needed

When state systems fail, federal review must intervene.

4. Increase Transparency to the Public

Emergency actions must include public accountability and reporting.

Citizens should:

Contact state leadership Engage legislators Demand emergency action Demand oversight and reform

Order, safety, and justice do not happen by waiting.

They happen by leadership taking responsibility.

Minnesota is experiencing continued civil unrest alongside growing concerns about abuse of power within government departments and leadership structures. Communities are left dealing with instability while accountability remains weak or absent.

A state of emergency is not about creating panic — it is about restoring order, coordinating resources, and enforcing the law when normal systems fail to protect the public.

Governor Tim Walz has the authority to mobilize emergency response efforts, strengthen public safety operations, and ensure government agencies operate within the law during times of crisis. Yet Minnesota continues to see hesitation instead of decisive action.

Civil unrest does not resolve on its own.

Abuse of authority does not correct itself.

When leadership delays, the consequences are felt by everyday citizens.

Minnesota residents deserve:

Protection of public safety Enforcement of laws without political bias Oversight of government departments Clear emergency response leadership Accountability for misconduct

A state of emergency exists precisely for moments when the normal course of government is no longer sufficient.

Minnesota has reached that moment.

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