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Bill would grant some Liberians permanent status and path to citizenship

Bill would grant some Liberians permanent status and path to citizenship

Those in the Deferred Enforced Departure program would be eligible to apply for green cards if the measure passes the U.S. Senate next week. Community leaders in Minnesota are calling it a “huge moment” for Liberians.
by Riham Feshir

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'Inn is not full in Minnesota': Walz backs continued refugee settlement

'Inn is not full in Minnesota': Walz backs continued refugee settlement

Gov. Tim Walz on Friday gave his formal consent to letting refugees settle in Minnesota and said he rejected the intent of President Trump’s executive order requiring state and local governments to formally OK such settlements. Meanwhile, Attorney General Keith Ellison joined a lawsuit challenging the president’s executive order.
by MPR News Staff

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Decade's dozen: The top 12 Minnesota politics stories of the past 10 years

Decade's dozen: The top 12 Minnesota politics stories of the past 10 years

From the longest government shutdown in state history to the rise and fall of the state’s most prominent politicians, a list of the top stories that dominated the decade in Minnesota politics.
by Briana Bierschbach

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No delay for Minnesota probation reform hearing

No delay for Minnesota probation reform hearing

The Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission will go ahead with a hearing next week on a plan to put a five-year cap on felony probation. Some say the process is moving too quickly.
by Tim Pugmire

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