U.S. Government Violates Its Own Rules in Denying Passport to Minnesota Veteran
Mark Esqueda served our country not once, but twice: First as a Marine in Iraq and Afghanistan, and then in the Army National Guard.
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Courts should deliver justice, not act as debt collectors
Minnesota is one of more than 40 states across the country that suspends people’s driver’s licenses for outstanding tickets and fees, a practice that disproportionately harms low-income people.
Criminal justice reform, voting rights expansion and privacy protections moving forward
The Minnesota Legislature just passed its first committee deadline at midnight Friday, and that means we’re getting a better sense of what could make it to the floor for a vote.
