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Minnesota Officials Demand $203 Million Reimbursement from Federal Government for ICE Raids
Minnesota officials seek $203 million reimbursement plus emergency relief for businesses impacted by ICE raids, citing immense state and local revenue losses, Gov. Walz said.
- This week, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey demanded the Trump administration reimburse Minnesota $203 million for ICE raids, with Walz saying he will ask Minnesota's congressional delegation to pursue repayment.
- Frey outlined forgivable loans of $25,000 for businesses affected during Operation Metro Surge, alongside a $10 million emergency relief package, to support small businesses.
- Border czar Tom Homan rejected Minnesota's reimbursement requests, and Mayor Jacob Frey cautioned he does not expect to recover the full amount.
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