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Little Mogadishu: Immigration, Poverty and Accountability

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In this episode, we break down how Minneapolis’s Cedar Riverside neighborhood—known as “Little Mogadishu”—has transformed through Somali immigration, bringing new businesses, mosques, and community life alongside concerns over crime, poverty, and welfare fraud investigations. We explore the tension between critics demanding stronger integration and oversight and supporters who argue the community is being unfairly stigmatized, and ask what real accountability and successful assimilation should look like going forward. 

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