Minnesota SF708 prohibits state loans, grants, or assistance for individuals convicted of offenses related to protests, demonstrations, rallies.
Minnesota SF708 establishes that individuals convicted of criminal offenses related to their illegal conduct at protests, demonstrations, rallies, civil unrest, or marches are ineligible for any state loans, grants, or assistance. This includes college student loans and grants, rent and mortgage assistance, supplemental nutrition assistance, unemployment benefits, Minnesota supplemental aid programs, business grants, medical assistance, general assistance, and energy assistance. The law applies to crimes committed on or after the date of final enactment.
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