BUSINESSJul 27 · 01:44 UTCSEATTLE TIMESDeena Winter

Businessman donates $29 million to help Minnesotans pay rent after ICE surge

A Twin Cities biotech entrepreneur donated $29 million to assist Minnesotans with rent after a federal immigration crackdown caused financial struggles for families. The donation exceeds the amount initially pledged.

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