Minnesota Democratic Governor Tim Walz Donald Trump criticized Donald Trump in his law school graduation speech on Saturday, accusing the Republican president of repeatedly violating the rule of law and causing a national emergency.

Walz, the 2024 vice presidential nominee, used his speech at the opening ceremony of the University of Minnesota Law School, calling on graduates to stand up and abuse their power. Lawyers are “our first and last defense,” he said.

"Now, more than any other time in my life, we need you to live up to the oath you want to take. Because, I have to be honest with you: You are graduating from a real emergency," Walz told the crowd, which greeted him with a loud applause. “Every day, the U.S. president finds new ways to trample on rights and undermine the rule of law.”

Waltz refers to Trump's Immigration Suppressionwhich included the deportation of alleged gang members to the notorious prison in El Salvador, issues concerning the lack of due process and the gifted jets provided to the president from the Katari ruling family.

"This is the collapse of the rule of law. This is exactly what the founders of this country feared: tyrants, abuse of the power of persecution of scapegoats and enemies," he said.

From Kamala Harris Losing to Trump in NovemberDemocrats have been debating the direction that Democratic voters are deeply frustrated that their leaders are not doing enough to check the new administration.

Walz is a long list of potential 2028 Candidates People who have been heading to early voting states.

Others include Illinois Governor JB Pritzker, Last month, Democrats who were "doing nothing" were severely criticized for not opposing Trump. Pritzker, who planned to make headlines at a Minnesota Democratic Party dinner in June, drew attention in February when he used part of his joint budget and state address to reach a parallel between Trump's rhetoric and the rise of Nazi Germany.

Over the past week, President Joe Biden's Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg returned to Iowa The Town Hall he criticized Trump's administration has asked Democrats to clarify the agenda and lend a hand to those who disagree with them.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has been hosting the highly-anticipated podcast. Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders and New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez have been rallying around the country. Walz of Maryland and Gov. Wes Moore are planning to stop in South Carolina by the end of May.

In his speech, Waltz admitted that his words were specifically pointed out at the celebration.

"Some people will say, 'Boy, this has become too political to be done for the opening speech.' But I will argue: If I didn't bother with this issue, I wouldn't respect my oath," he said for applause and cheer.

Later, he laughed at some Democrats urging the party to focus on trade issues, such as trade issues, that Trump has a poor vote on trade, rather than the rule of law.

He also attacked "boring" and "coward" Law Firm Faced with the threat, people who defaulted to Trump offered millions of unpaid jobs and other benefits.

"This is a blatant betrayal of their oaths as lawyers," he said.