Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing scrutiny over his claimed experiences in China, particularly regarding his alleged presence during the Tiananmen Square protests. Recent investigative reports have contradicted his assertions, revealing he was actually in Nebraska during that time. His campaign initially stated he visited China 'dozens' of times, but later revised this to 'closer to 15.' The House Oversight Committee has intensified its investigation into Walz's connections to the Chinese Communist Party, leading to multiple subpoenas directed at Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for information. Whistleblower allegations have surfaced, raising 'serious concerns' among DHS staff regarding Walz's ties to China, prompting further probes by the America First Legal and other parties. These developments come as Walz prepares for upcoming debates, where his foreign relations experience is expected to be a topic of discussion.