Transgender congressman claims illegals are needed because ‘white people’ can’t build things

A Democrat state congressman who identifies as a “transgender woman” has argued that illegal aliens are desperately needed in the United States because “white people” are incapable of building anything.

Minnesota state Rep. Leigh Finke, a Democrat man, made the case while speaking on the Minnesota House floor on Monday.

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“We have worked so hard to become a magnet for people from foreign countries,” he began. “We are desperate to be a magnet for people from foreign countries. Do you want to solve your labor shortages? Do you want to grow the economy? Do you want to see more businesses created that develop the future of Minnesota’s communities?”

“Do you know who does that work? It ain’t white people from the U.S. I’m sorry. Our track record on building new things in this country … it ain’t whites. It’s people from other countries,” he added.

Finke’s remarks prompted massive backlash, with critics excoriating him for smearing white people when he probably relies on them for so much.

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Finke is infamous for his controversial remarks and behavior. Two years ago, he introduced a bill to stop excluding pedophiles from the definition of LGBT used to confer protected status to gays.

According to USA Today, the bill proposed removing the following line from the definition: “‘Sexual orientation’ does not include a physical or sexual attachment to children by an adult.

This proposed removal spurred accusations that Finke was trying to grant special protections to the pedophile community:

Finke denied this.

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“Nothing in the bill changes or weakens any crimes against children, or the state’s ability to prosecute those who break the law,” he said at the time. “Of course, pedophilia is not a sexual orientation, which is why the language never should have been included in the statutory definition in the first place.”

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, a rabid Democrat, eventually signed the bill into law on May 19, 2023.

Finke also has an alleged history of verbally accosting his co-workers:

In 2023, state Rep. Dawn Gillman accused Finke of having verbally accosted her on the Minnesota House floor for having shared a tweet on X from Gays Against Groomers.

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Finke “yelled at and intimidated” her, Gillman told Alpha News.

“My interaction on Wednesday evening with Rep. Finke left me shaken and fearing for my personal safety,” she added. “Instead of coming to talk to me, I was yelled at and intimidated on the House Floor.”

Vivek Saxena

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