FBI Director Kash Patel said yesterday the agency was reallocating resources to Minnesota to continue investigating allegations of widespread fraud linked to federally funded programs.
The update came after investigative YouTuber Nick Shirley last week released a 42-minute documentary visiting the addresses of day care centers, adult home care companies, and other businesses. Many appeared to be inactive despite claiming millions of dollars in state-distributed taxpayer funds, including from the Education Department and Medicaid. In yesterday’s announcement, Patel noted the FBI’s work dismantling a $250M scheme to siphon pandemic-era food assistance via the Feeding Our Future network (see explainer). The amount of stolen taxpayer money—from the food aid scheme and others—reportedly exceeds $1B.
More than 90 people have been indicted and more than 50 convicted to date, many of them of Somali descent. Gov. Tim Walz (D) has criticized President Donald Trump’s language toward Somali Americans in Minnesota and has sought to defend his administration, which oversaw the distribution of the funds.
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The Minnesota Fraud is just the tip of the iceberg. Billions upon billions upon billions of stolen US taxpayer dollars to fund fraudulent programs involving illegal aliens, children, homeless, rails to nowhere, etc… And yet, we have America children, families, and veterans sleeping, living, and dying on our own streets.
Anyone else see the problem here?
AMERICA FIRST!
Remember when that Tim Walz appointee was implicated in a murder plot against someone trying to expose the fraud? Weird, huh?
Hang him, let him swing in the breeze until he falls apart. Give him Somali justice…
Patel’s, reallocating of resources sounds like a start. And appreciate his curtailing funds to Minnesota. But the Federally proposed $3,000, per Somalian repatriation offer… won’t work. They’re too smart. Minnesota – you own ’em !
Tallahassee-can we learn ?
Take him down HARD and make it HURT.