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Minnesota retreats from ban on female genital mutilation
Refugee advocates say bill is 'overly harsh'
Published: 14 hours ago. Updated: 05/19/2017 at 8:14 PM


In Minnesota, there’s no limit to how far some politicians will stoop to accommodate the state’s growing Somali population, which is resettled there by Catholic Charities and Lutheran Social Services feeding off of federal tax dollars. Above, Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges shows up to a meeting with Somali leaders wearing a hijab in April 2014.

In Minnesota, the state’s Democratic leaders are perplexed by whether to advance a bill banning the barbaric, Third-World practice of female genital mutilation.

After first passing the bill unanimously in the state House last week, lawmakers are now having “second thoughts” about whether to continue pushing the bill through to the governor’s desk, according to a report in the Star-Tribune.

The bill’s GOP sponsor said her colleagues in the Senate have gone wishy-washy on the bill due to pushback from certain segments of the refugee-resettlement industry, which is very powerful in Minnesota, getting paid millions in federal dollars annually to distribute Somali refugees throughout the state.

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Resettlement industry.....hmmmmm

I bet our Congress is heavily invested in those companies
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 You know your country is finished when there are actually people elected to office who think force female genitalia mutilation is acceptable
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due to pushback from certain segments of the refugee-resettlement industry, which is very powerful in Minnesota, getting paid millions in federal dollars annually to distribute Somali refugees throughout the state.


The question is simply, WHY?

Screw that. Spend the money on ordnance and leave the refugees at home.
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