Melissa H Wiklund
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State Senator, MN SD51 | Representing Bloomington, Richfield, Minneapolis | She/Her | Mom. Wife. Democrat, lifelong Minnesotan | Prep & Paid for: Melissa H Wiklund for MN Senate
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We have compiled immigration related resources to help Minnesotans navigate their rights and next steps.
Only federal elected officials have the ability to intervene on behalf of detainees. Find federal congresspeople below.
senatedfl.mn/immigration-...
Only federal elected officials have the ability to intervene on behalf of detainees. Find federal congresspeople below.
senatedfl.mn/immigration-...
Immigration Resource Toolkit | Minnesota Senate DFL
Immigration Resources This toolkit is designed to provide critical resources and support for individuals and families affected by immigration, deportation and other ICE-related matters. It serves as a...
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December 2, 2025 at 11:02 PM
We have compiled immigration related resources to help Minnesotans navigate their rights and next steps.
Only federal elected officials have the ability to intervene on behalf of detainees. Find federal congresspeople below.
senatedfl.mn/immigration-...
Only federal elected officials have the ability to intervene on behalf of detainees. Find federal congresspeople below.
senatedfl.mn/immigration-...
Reposted by Melissa H Wiklund
I asked Georgetown law prof David Super wtf is going on with this latest demand for states to claw back benefits already sent out.
He says the law doesn't allow for this, and if the USDA is mad that states already sent out SNAP money, too bad—they were following USDA's own guidance. Full comments:
He says the law doesn't allow for this, and if the USDA is mad that states already sent out SNAP money, too bad—they were following USDA's own guidance. Full comments:
November 9, 2025 at 4:19 PM
I asked Georgetown law prof David Super wtf is going on with this latest demand for states to claw back benefits already sent out.
He says the law doesn't allow for this, and if the USDA is mad that states already sent out SNAP money, too bad—they were following USDA's own guidance. Full comments:
He says the law doesn't allow for this, and if the USDA is mad that states already sent out SNAP money, too bad—they were following USDA's own guidance. Full comments: