Minneapolis to Aid Businesses Hurt by Immigration Enforcement with $7M
By Jessica Chen | Published 2026-02-23T08:03:51.510Z
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Minneapolis will allocate $7 million to support small businesses impacted by immigration enforcement operations such as Operation Metro Surge, according to KSTP News. The city council unanimously...
Minneapolis will allocate $7 million to support small businesses impacted by immigration enforcement operations such as Operation Metro Surge, according to KSTP News. The city council unanimously approved the measure, drawing from the Downtown Assets Fund. The decision now awaits Mayor Jacob Frey's signature, who has indicated his support.
The Community Planning and Economic Development Department will manage the funds, KSTP News reports. Distribution to affected businesses, however, could take
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