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Attorney General Ellison sues landlord for illegally withholding security deposits
Alleges west-central MN landlord Suite Liv’n charged tenants for turn-over expenses that are landlord’s responsibility
“A great many landlords do the right thing by their tenants, and I thank them for it. Those that do not should be on notice that I will not hesitate to hold them to account.” said Attorney General Ellison. 

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Attorney General Ellison statement on Trump administration’s refusal to pay full SNAP benefits
USDA to withhold 50% of SNAP benefits for November, refuses to use all funding available to feed hungry Americans, including 440K Minnesotans
“Donald Trump is still using hunger as a political weapon against the American people,” said Attorney General Ellison. “While I am glad to see some SNAP benefits resuming as a result of our lawsuit, it is not close to enough.”

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Attorney General Ellison shuts down problematic dog breeder
Bold North Frenchies agrees to dissolve, owners agree to not sell animals in Minnesota
“Minnesota law protects you from being misled about that investment and your pet’s health. We stand ready to make sure animal breeders and retailers are honest and forthright with their customers, as Minnesota law requires.”

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Attorney General Ellison sues Trump Administration to block illegal favoritism in student-loan forgiveness program
Illegal new U.S. Dept. of Education rule would cut off public-sector and nonprofit employees’ eligibility for Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program if federal government disapproves of their employers
Before second Trump Administration, over 20,000 Minnesotans earned debt relief after 10 years of public service, totaling $1.26B; new rule will jeopardize future relief for workers like firefighters, military, police, nurses, childcare workers, and more

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Attorney General Ellison wins restoration of SNAP benefits for 440,000 Minnesotans
Court requires USDA to use contingency funds to continue to provide SNAP benefits
“Today’s ruling made it clear that Donald Trump’s Department of Agriculture has multiple ways to continue feeding hungry Minnesotans during the shutdown,” said Attorney General Ellison. “Instead of using any of that available funding, the Trump administration tried to take food off the table of kids and families across our state and across our country.”

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Attorney General Ellison Secures $35 Insulin for Minnesotans

Attorney General Keith Ellison reached a settlement with insulin manufacturers Eli Lilly, Sanofi, and Novo Nordisk, which guarantees that Minnesotans will be able to purchase Eli Lilly, Sanofi, and Novo Nordisk insulin products for just $35 for the next 5 years.

Click here for more information and find out everything you need to know to obtain a month’s supply of insulin for $35, or for free, in some instances.

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Clean Slate Tour

The Minnesota Attorney General’s Office is traveling across the state on a Clean Slate Tour to help Minnesotans seal their records and get a fresh start for the future. Please check out the future locations of the expungement clinics this year and pre-register for the one closest to you. There is no cost for attending an expungement clinic. The only official document you need to bring is your I.D./driver’s license
 

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Protecting Minnesota Community Forums

You’re invited to join Attorney General Keith Ellison for a series of community forums to discuss his work to protect the rights and freedoms of the people of Minnesota. At these events, the Office will listen and share more about the work we’re doing to stand up for Minnesotans in the face of extreme executive overreach, threats to our immigrant neighbors, attacks on the rights of LGBTQIA+ Minnesotans, increased economic pressure on our farmers and rural communities, and other community concerns. The event dates and locations are available here. Each forum will also be livestreamed on the Office’s Facebook page: facebook.com/AGEllison.
 

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Report on Emerging Technology and Its Effects on Youth Well-Being - Vol. 2, February 2025

The second volume of the Emerging Technology Report details the harmful effects that emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and social media are having on young Minnesotans. The report examines the harms these technologies cause, analyzes the specific design features causing those harms, evaluates previous legislative efforts to correct these issues, and provides policy recommendations for the Minnesota legislature that will curb these harms and improve the well-being of young Minnesotans. Read the full report or the press release for more information. This report is a follow-up to Attorney General Ellison’s award-winning 2024 report on the same subject, linked here. 
 

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“Working for Workers” - September 2025 Report

The second annual “Working for Workers” report details the work done by Wage Theft Division in the Attorney General’s Office, which Attorney General Ellison established in 2019. Read the full report or the press release for more information. This report is a follow-up to Attorney General Ellison’s 2024 report on the same subject.

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Affording Your Life with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is your podcast about fairness, justice, and consumer information to help you afford your life.

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Dose of Reality MN

Overdose deaths from opioids are increasing at an alarming rate. We are losing too many Minnesotans to painkillers, heroin, and other opioids. Use DoseOfReality.MN.gov to learn more about prescription painkiller abuse and how you can do your part to prevent it in Minnesota.