Fencing installed by state officials in Minneapolis’ Franklin Avenue corridor to deter homeless encampments is still in place years later. It’s forcing pedestrians to make dangerous choices and hindering efforts to create a cul...

Tom Barrett

Minnetonka, MN · 5 days ago

do native Americans think they are special and more deserving than any other culture. these are ur ppl that have destroyed thissss areaaaaaa. it should be fenced off to keep the encampments from being started. encampment have ruined many parts of the city neighborhoods with crime urine feces stolen bikes scooters all over. causing great expense to me a taxpayer! round em up move them out! we want u to take care ofnur own issues and not the city county metro transit as you stateeeee. bullshit we are tired of it.......

AA-ron

Minneapolis, MN · 4 days ago

then what are you doing to help the homeless?

Tom Barrett

Minnetonka, MN · 5 days ago

screw Sahan Journal and what they stand for!

Pam Crain

Red Wing, MN · 5 days ago

No way- a wall? 😆

jimjones=socialist

Brooklyn Park, MN · 4 days ago

dont like the fences? then move back to your reservation

Trent

Minneapolis, MN · 5 days ago

These people want to live on the streets they have a long history of living outdoors around that area…why are you trying to vilify public safety measures? Look up what happened when mayor Sharon styles belter was campaigning for office in that area Research the history of where the light rail line runs that was know as Ho Chi Minh trail the underpass has always been the place to huff the gold paint and make hooch out of listen and or hairspray Don’t make a fool of yourself if you don’t know the truth about the area; and then use your ladder logic to make the connection between preventing the human race from harming itself with the self destruction or make the area unusable and push the people to another area and hopefully they will find something more useful to do than get huffed out and trashed on wash