MINNEAPOLIS — Public health officials and community leaders say that even before federal immigration authorities launched a crackdown in Minneapolis, a crisis was brewing.
Dr. Bryan Fate, second left, and family nurse practitioner and CEO of Inspire Change Clinic Munira Maalimisaq, middle, lead a community discussion on vaccine education at Inspire Change Clinic, Nov. 22, in Minneapolis.
Dr. Bryan Fate, left, family nurse practitioner and CEO of Inspire Change Clinic Munira Maalimisaq, middle left, and panelist Mirad Farah, middle, lead a community discussion on vaccine education at Inspire Change Clinic, Nov. 22, in Minneapolis.
Panelist Mirad Farah, left, and Emory University Ph.D. candidate Ahmed Haji Said, middle, lead a community discussion on vaccine education at Inspire Change Clinic, Nov. 22, in Minneapolis.
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Dr. Bryan Fate, second left, and family nurse practitioner and CEO of Inspire Change Clinic Munira Maalimisaq, middle, lead a community discussion on vaccine education at Inspire Change Clinic, Nov. 22, in Minneapolis.
Dr. Bryan Fate, left, family nurse practitioner and CEO of Inspire Change Clinic Munira Maalimisaq, middle left, and panelist Mirad Farah, middle, lead a community discussion on vaccine education at Inspire Change Clinic, Nov. 22, in Minneapolis.
Panelist Mirad Farah, left, and Emory University Ph.D. candidate Ahmed Haji Said, middle, lead a community discussion on vaccine education at Inspire Change Clinic, Nov. 22, in Minneapolis.
