Picture this: a sheriff in uniform, standing in front of a Somali flag, telling his audience that as “Somali police officers, we work for you (Somalis).” That’s not a scene from Mogadishu—it’s from Minnesota, where a local sheriff just admitted on camera that his loyalty isn’t to the American taxpayers footing his bill, but to his ethnic enclave. The video, shared by Libs of TikTok, shows the sheriff speaking in Somali at a community event, with English subtitles making the punch land hard. At the 24-second mark, he says, “That’s why we are different from foreigners,” referring to native Minnesotan officers. He calls Americans the foreigners.
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The image from the clip drives it home: the sheriff in dark blue uniform and badge, mic in hand, smiling at a crowd with the Somali flag draped behind him, subtitles overlaying the bold claim. It’s not subtle—it’s a declaration that he’s Somalia first, U.S. second, if at all. This isn’t just offensive; it’s a violation of his oath to serve the Constitution and all citizens, not one group. When immigrants come here, they adapt to our norms, not the other way around. But thanks to Democrat policies flooding Minnesota with refugees, we’ve got sheriffs prioritizing abroad loyalties over the people paying their salary.
The comments are a mix of shock and calls for action: “This should be grounds for dismissal… When they start calling us ‘foreigners’, it’s over.” Another: “It’s not on American police officers to understand other cultures… People in America need to adopt their lifestyle to American cultural norms or get out.” This is Islam in America, where Muslim Somali police say “Somalia first” and not U.S.—a clear invasion and subversion. He admitted violating his oath on camera; fire him now. The sane folks in Minnesota are complacent, but warning signs are everywhere. Too many Americans ignore it, but jihadists know the weakness.
This sheriff’s words shock because they confirm the invasion: natives as “foreigners,” while he serves his enclave. It’s over when loyalty flips like that. Demand accountability—his badge belongs to all, or none.
