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The topic is about the welfare enrollment of Somali Minnesotans between 2015 and 2024, including their socioeconomic disadvantages, poverty rates, and workforce participation.
Reliable estimates vary by definition and dataset, but recent reporting shows that a large share of and individuals in use at least one means‑tested program: separate sources report roughly 54% of Som...
Available reporting indicates ns face substantially higher joblessness and probable underemployment than the state's overall foreign‑born population and statewide averages in 2025, but precise, single...
Employment outcomes for ns show a pronounced gender gap and clear signs of intergenerational change: historically high male labor-force participation driven by entry-level industries like contrasts wi...
Between roughly 2015 and 2024 available reporting shows a consistent pattern: Somali Minnesotans experienced higher poverty and lower formal educational attainment and workforce participation than the...