Somalis
Minneapolis Firefighters Connecting With Local Somalis
Fire Captain Tracy Moore applied for a $20,000 grant geared towards connecting communities and won it. Her goal is to improve the fire department’s relationship with the Somali community
FBI Looking At Somali Man’s Intimidation Complaint
The FBI says it is looking into allegations that two agents intimidated a Somali man.
Minn. Man Had Frequent Calls With Somali Travelers
A Minnesota man accused of helping supply fighters to a terror group in Somalia started laughing during questioning last year when authorities played recordings of phone calls in which he spoke about al-Shabab, then later told an interpreter: “They got me,” an FBI agent testified Monday.
Witness: Minn. Man Funded Al-Shabab Terror Recruit
An American who admitted traveling to Somalia to train with al-Shabab is testifying against a Minnesota man accused of helping supply the terror group with fighters.
Somalis, Latinos Protest At Wells Fargo Bank In Mpls.
Dozens of Somalis in the Twin Cities are being joined by members of the area’s Latino community to protest their inability to transfer money back home to their loved ones.
Ellison: Remittances To Somalia Still An Issue
Rep. Keith Ellison says officials in Washington are still trying to find a way for Somalis in the U.S. to safely and efficiently send remittances back home.
Somali May Live In Ohio Pending Terror Sentencing
A Somali-American who pleaded guilty to a terror charge in Minnesota will be allowed to live in Ohio with his wife and child pending sentencing.
Minn. Somalis Close Well Fargo Accounts In Money Transfer Protest
At a mid-town Wells Fargo bank a large group of Minnesota Somalis gathered Friday to remove their money from the bank and protest.
Minn. Somalis Rally Over Money-Transfer Closing
Hundreds of Minnesota Somalis are rallying to draw attention to the closing of businesses they use to send money back to Somalia.
Reprieve For US Somalis On Money Transfer Issue
A bank that handles the majority of money transfers from Minnesota to Somalia said Friday it would continue that service until Dec. 30, allowing funds to keep flowing into the war-torn and famine-stricken country while officials discuss ways to reduce the bank’s risk.
Flow Of Money From US To Somalia Faces Disruption
Tens of thousands of Somalis living in Minnesota might be forced to find another way to send money to relatives in their homeland after a bank that handles the majority of the community’s wire transfers said it was halting the service amid fears some funds could go to terrorists.
Somalis Sought In Mpls. For Tom Hanks Movie
Sony Pictures is seeking Somalis in Minneapolis to appear in a new Tom Hanks movie, “Capt. Phillips.”
School Board Ends Somali Discrimination Probe
The St. Cloud School Board has approved an agreement which ends an investigation into complaints that Somali students were being harassed.
Minn. District To Vote On Civil Rights Deal
The St. Cloud school board is set to approve an agreement that would settle a federal civil rights investigation into the alleged harassment of Somali students at two high schools.
Local Somalis Mobilize For Famine Relief In Their Homeland
UNICEF estimates that more than three million children are suffering in Somalia’s famine. Various relief efforts are underway in Minneapolis, which is home to the largest Somali immigrant community in the United States.




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