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Some international adoptees face citizenship precarity amid immigration enforcement surge
Many people, adoptees and parents included, might assume that anyone adopted by U.S. citizens would also have citizenship. But that’s not always the case. A lawyer with the Adoptee Rights Law Center based in Minneapolis explains.
Latino sexual assault survivor advocates grapple with César Chavez's legacy
On a day that used to celebrate Chavez on his birthday, March 31, Minnesota-based Latino sexual assault survivor advocacy group Esperanza United is instead turning to support survivors.
Data shows three-quarters of ICE arrestees in Minnesota had no criminal record
The new data shows fewer than one-quarter of those arrested by immigration agents in Minnesota during Operation Metro Surge had a criminal conviction on their record. A little more than 13 percent of those arrested had pending criminal charges.
Minnesota is home to only inland shrimp hatchery. Its future is now uncertain
Minnesota Shrimp recreates ocean water at its Kandiyohi Co. hatchery to create a sustainable environment to raise baby shrimp. But with several blows to business this year, the owners are facing dire circumstances that could have a ripple effect to the greater shrimp farming industry.
About halfway through the legislative session, a check-in on where key bills stand
Friday was a key deadline for bills to to continue on at the Minnesota Capitol. Minnesota Now checks in with MPR News correspondent Dana Ferguson about where things stand in the divided Legislature.