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The termination of Temporary Protected Status for Somalis in Minnesota and its implications.
access — and in many cases do receive — means-tested benefits such as food stamps (SNAP), Medicaid, and various state and federal refugee assistance programs, but eligibility and usage vary sharply by...
Since 2010 immigration policy has produced a mixed landscape for and those seeking citizenship: expanded refugee inflows in earlier years and community self-reliance contrasted with later-era restrict...
Federal refugee admissions, designations, and post‑9/11 immigration enforcement shaped who arrived and how they were classified, while , labor markets and secondary migration patterns determined where...
have been invoked on two parallel policy tracks: at the state level as part of both supportive programming for Somali youth and workforce development and as a rationale for tightening oversight after ...
Some Somali individuals do receive government aid—ranging from refugee resettlement services and Medicaid to other means-tested benefits—but the prevalence varies by immigration status, location and p...
No. There is no program in the that pays Somali immigrants per person to “help them live here”; available federal and state refugee and humanitarian benefits cited in public sources provide modest, ti...
Available reporting shows that who hold Temporary Protected Status () number in the hundreds while the broader Somali-American community numbers in the tens of thousands, and multiple outlets state th...