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What can Minnesotans expect from this legislative session?

What can Minnesotans expect from this legislative session?

Minnesota’s legislature convenes tomorrow: What can we expect in terms of economic policy? Not too much, perhaps, given its partisan composition. The House remains tied between Republicans and Democrats and the DFL maintains its one-seat majority in the Senate....

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Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 2/13/26

Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 2/13/26

Economic growth Fox 9: Small business owners address ICE economic impact KSTP: Uptown businesses dealing with economic impact due to ICE presence, but help is on the way Sahan Journal: Immigration crackdown, economic strain cast shadows over Ramadan in...

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Habeas 900

Habeas 900

Will the winddown of Operation Metro Surge mean fewer new habeas corpus cases getting filed? We’ve hit the 900 mark in the number of habeas corpus cases being filed so far in 2026, with each petition seeking the release of one or more illegal aliens held in ICE...

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A factless fact check

A factless fact check

The Walz Adminitration debuted their fraud “fact check” to much acclaim earlier this week. Tag line, The place for Minnesotans to find accurate information about our fight against fraud. From the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minnesota creates fraud ‘fact check’...

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Bookmark this site: MNFraud Files.com

Bookmark this site: MNFraud Files.com

Center of the American Experiment today launched MNFraudFiles.com, a website that will serve as a clearinghouse for information on Minnesota’s epidemic of fraud in state government. The site was in production before Gov. Tim Walz released his “Fact Check”...

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New phase-out rules for Minnesota’s K-12 Education Credit

New phase-out rules for Minnesota’s K-12 Education Credit

Minnesota consistently ranks among the highest-taxed states in the country. At the same time, per-pupil public education spending continues to rise, even as academic outcomes remain underwhelming. For parents, this can mean paying for their child’s education...

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‘Metro Surge’ winds down

‘Metro Surge’ winds down

All good things must end. <sniff> From the New York Post, Border czar Tom Homan announces end of ICE surge in Minnesota Homan announced that he will remain in Minnesota to oversee the winddown. The Post quotes Homan, With the success that has been made in...

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New, updated climate action plan!

New, updated climate action plan!

Like a relic appearing from a lost age, “Minnesota leaders” unveiled a new “climate action plan,” just in time for its immediate obsolescence. From WCCO-4 TV, Minnesota leaders on Wednesday morning provided an update to the state’s climate action plan, laying...

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