evidence: 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.