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'Precarious State' Film Explores Why Minnesota Is Losing Billions of Dollars in Wealth
- Minnesota is experiencing a loss of wealth with a migration of residents out of the state, according to former State Representative Pat Garofalo.
- The documentary reports a net loss of $5 billion in Minnesota wealth due to more people moving out than in from 2022 to 2024.
- Nearly half of the buildings with loans in Minneapolis are behind on payments, marking the city's highest level of financial distress this year.
- Individuals interviewed reported feeling unsafe in Minneapolis due to rising crime, and Kupchella called the documentary a 'critical look' at the city's situation.
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'Precarious State' film explores why Minnesota is losing billions of dollars in wealth
MINNEAPOLIS — A documentary suggests socialist leadership, growing crime rates and slowed economic growth have driven businesses and residents away from Minneapolis and Minnesota. “A Precarious State” aired Thursday, Oct. 2, on local television stations in Minnesota and North Dakota, including Forum Communications-owned WDAY in Fargo. The one-hour film, which can be watched at precariousstate.com, explores why businesses and people have left Min…
·Fargo, United States
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