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Minnesota's Business Aid Program Shut Down Amid Fraud Concerns
A Minnesota program aimed at assisting businesses affected by immigration enforcement has been shut down due to fraud concerns. Hennepin County received around 300 applications, with over 200 flagged for potential fraud, prompting officials to halt the program. Governor Tim Walz has acknowledged the issue and emphasized the need to address fraud in the state.
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A Minnesota program aimed at assisting businesses affected by immigration enforcement has been shut down due to fraud concerns. Hennepin County received around 300 applications, with over 200 flagged for potential fraud, prompting officials to halt the program. Governor Tim Walz has acknowledged the issue and emphasized the need to address fraud in the state.
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