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Rep. Krista Knudsen shared three tweets on January 20, 2026 detailing cases involving undocumented immigrants from the Marshall Islands, Iran and Thailand who were convicted of various crimes in the…

Rep. Krista Knudsen used her Twitter account on January 20, 2026 to highlight incidents involving non-citizen offenders and referenced events in Minnesota during the previous year.

Rep. Krista Knudsen used social media on January 20, 2026 to draw attention to cases involving noncitizens from Laos and Ecuador with serious criminal convictions or outstanding warrants who remain…

Rep. Krista Knudsen published three tweets on January 20, 2026 detailing convictions involving non-citizens from Vietnam and Laos for serious crimes.

Rep. Krista Knudsen shared multiple posts on January 20, 2026 alleging that certain immigrants protected by Minnesota officials have serious criminal convictions.

Rep. Krista Knudsen used her Twitter account on January 20, 2026 to highlight three separate cases involving non-citizens with prior criminal convictions.

Rep. Krista Knudsen used her Twitter account on January 20 to share information about individuals from Laos and Mexico who have been convicted of serious crimes while subject to deportation…

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted on January 20, 2026 about three cases involving non-citizens accused or convicted of crimes in the United States.

Rep. Krista Knudsen used her Twitter account on January 19, 2026, to urge followers to participate in the upcoming caucus and shared personal commentary about religious leaders and current events.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted several tweets on January 18, 2026 calling out Minnesota officials regarding a high-profile fraud scandal involving state nutrition programs.

Minnesota State Representative Krista Knudsen posted multiple tweets on January 17, 2026, urging Governor Tim Walz to collaborate with federal immigration authorities and questioning current voting procedures regarding vouching and…

On January 17, 2026, Rep. Krista Knudsen posted tweets questioning how taxpayer money was handled in Minnesota and referencing allegations against Governor Tim Walz.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted several tweets in January criticizing Governor Tim Walz’s handling of Minnesota’s budget surplus and alleging systemic fraud involving his administration.

Rep. Krista Knudsen used her social media platform in January 2026 to criticize Governor Tim Walz’s administration and announce the drafting of articles of impeachment.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted a series of tweets in January 2026 commenting on prosecution efforts and referencing Rep. Feist.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted several tweets on January 8 and 9, 2026, urging for full exposure and prosecution regarding undisclosed issues involving federal leaders.

Rep. Krista Knudsen published several tweets on January 7 and 8, criticizing Governor Tim Walz’s comparison of ICE agents to the Gestapo and calling for immediate government action.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted several tweets on January 6 and 7, criticizing Minnesota’s leadership over alleged lack of oversight in state-run social programs and thanking South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced he will not seek a third term, prompting responses from state lawmakers.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted a series of critical messages between January 4-6, targeting Minnesota’s DFL leadership and Governor Tim Walz over alleged corruption.

As the Christmas season concludes and the New Year approaches, Minnesota State Representative Krista Knudsen (R-Frazee) shared a message reflecting on the significance of the holidays.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted a series of messages in early January questioning Minnesota’s government spending and thanking federal officials for highlighting alleged fraud in the state’s public programs.

Rep. Krista Knudsen shared several politically charged messages between December 18 and December 20, addressing both federal and state leaders.

Rep. Krista Knudsen posted several criticisms directed at Governor Tim Walz’s administration on December 17 and December 18, highlighting issues with oversight and specific policy decisions within Minnesota’s government agencies.