"With the Hmong population in St. Paul the largest in the country, this has caused some problems.
At any rate, the DNR established a program in '95 or '96 to teach the Hmong proper hunting and fishing regulations. They do have an outreach for them."
thanks for not bashing all Hmong. I count some of them
as friends. This is the bad side of going from melting pot
to melting stew. Diversity gone wild.I think whenever you get this large a population of any type people(I'd estimate
30% of East St.Paul is Hmong), you're going to have the
occasional nut case.
We had some in my hometown. One guy decided to tie his wife to his car door handle and take her for a scrape around the parking lot for punishment. He was aghast when the police got involved in his personal matter.
One of them backed into my wife's car and set off a chain of events where they found all of them sharing the same drivers license and insurance. This was after Lutheran services went to all the trouble to find them a house on the bus line. They still insisted on buying cars despite the fact that none knew how to drive. The back of the house looked like a junkyard.