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Ecuadorians fleeing their homeland seek a new start in Minnesota

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The number of asylum cases in Minnesota's immigration court originating from Ecuador has surged by 900% in the last five years. With migration at the southern border at record highs, Ecuadorians are finding their way to Minnesota. The community is also building a life that is attracting more Ecuadorians to settle down in Minnesota.

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Ecuadorians fleeing their homeland seek a new start in Minnesota

As Diego Guaman walked around Powderhorn Park last summer, what he saw moved him to tears. Members of the Ecuadorian community were playing soccer at the park while vendors were selling familiar street food. “It was like, now I’m back home,” Guaman said. Since then, Guaman, an advocate for Ecuadorians in the Twin Cities, said he’s seen his community grow. The number of asylum cases in Minnesota’s immigration court originating from Ecuador surged…

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