Mayor Jacob Frey and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan discussed diversity and Somali contributions, using state immigration as a political debate topic.
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What happened
Mayor Jacob Frey and Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan discussed diversity and Somali contributions, using state immigration as a political debate topic.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Minnesota
state of the United States of America
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Jacob Frey
Mayor of Minneapolis since 2018
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Peggy Flanagan
Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota since 2019
Related events
- The federal government targeted members of the Somali community in the state of Minnesota.
- Somalis from Somalia reside in Minnesota, and Nadia Mohamed serves as the mayor of St. Louis Park.
- Donald Trump targeted the Somali community in Minnesota and labeled Abdul El-Sayed as a radical extremist.
- Jacob Frey is the current Mayor of Minneapolis, and Tim Walz is the current Governor of Minnesota.