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Racial and ethnic disparities in Minnesota SNAP participation in 2024-25 are driven by differences in poverty, household composition, and state policy choices
’s reported public-welfare spending per person in poverty rose sharply between 2019 and the early 2020s — roughly from the low-to-mid $30,000s in 2019 to about $40,000 in 2022 and nearly $46,000 in 20...
Since 2015, available reporting and state-level profiles indicate a consistent pattern: naturalized citizens in enroll in at higher rates than noncitizen immigrants, while noncitizens participate at l...
’s racial and ethnic mortality picture tracks some —people of color suffered higher COVID-era and excess mortality overall—but it diverges in important ways: the principal split in Minnesota has been ...
is not literally “cheating” the poor as a single, covert scheme, but a combination of documented , federal funding threats, and policy changes has produced real harms and political narratives that lea...