Posted 2/23/26 — Download PDFEspañol — Hmoob — Soomaali Minnesota is facing serious and growing challenges in the midst of ongoing federal occupation and violence, and our communities are calling for meaningful change. Protest can be a powerful tool for challenging unjust systems and pushing leaders to act. At the same time, actions like rent […]
HOME Line Statement of Solidarity – January 23 Day of Truth & Freedom
HOME Line stands in solidarity with unions, faith leaders, and neighbors across Minnesota who are organizing and participating in the January 23 Day of Truth and Freedom and the call for an economic blackout. This moment demands honesty about the conditions we and our neighbors are living under, and collective action to change them. We […]
Impacts of Immigration Enforcement on Renters
Our communities are grappling with deep grief and anger following the killing of constitutional observer Renee Good by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent. This act of violence has intensified fear across Minnesota, particularly within immigrant communities who already live under constant threat of surveillance, detention, and family separation. We are heartbroken, we are […]
Minnesotans and Housing Advocates Rally at the Capitol for Legislators to ‘Start with Home’
On February 20th, hundreds of advocates for safe, decent, and affordable housing gathered for the Starts with Home rally to advance a range of solutions to address many communities’ housing needs. HOME Line Tenant Advocate Ubah Shire shared her story with the crowd about the discrimination she faced because every landlord she approached refused to […]
The Legends at Berry Residents’ Association Seeks Rent Relief
The Legends at Berry, a newly built Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) senior building in St. Paul, is publicly subsidized through the federal tax system to offer “affordable housing” to the community. Despite being called “affordable housing,” a group of committed tenants had to begin meeting immediately because they were overwhelmed by the untenable rent […]