re: #196 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷

Nebraska isn’t on the list either, which is strange because by percentage of population this state has the highest number of refugees. It is fairly cheap (though it would appear they only list large cities and not whole state, even so Omaha is way cheaper than Chicago or Salt Lake City).

Possibly under “supportive services” or “welcoming community” - despite having the highest percentage of refugees, I wonder if the recent political climate of your fair state might factor into it. The criteria are frustratingly vague, and it’d be great to see why other communities in the country didn’t make the cut.