Well, that didn’t take long. Just a few days ago, indy journalist Nick Shirley dropped a bombshell video revealing what appears to be a massive ‘daycare’ and ‘healthcare’ scam being run mostly by Somalis in Minnesota, uncovering something like $110 million in fraud over the course of a few hours. This has been taking place under Democratic Gov. Tim Walz’s nose, and once the scandal broke wide open, he issued a lame excuse claiming he is ‘addressing’ the problems while also accusing his critics of being “white supremacists.”
Typical left-wing dribble. But on Monday, Attorney General Pam Bondi upped the ante significantly, announcing that dozens of arrests have already been made and that the vast majority of individuals charged, not surprisingly,
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Monday that the Department of Justice has already arrested and charged 98 individuals with fraud in Minnesota, 85 of whom are of Somali descent.
What’s more, the attorney general said, there are further prosecutions coming.
The announcement came after a series of videos from YouTuber Nick Shirley that indicated fraud in the Somali community went beyond just the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, in which a Minneapolis-based nonprofit allegedly misappropriated massive sums of money meant to feed at-risk families.
Shirley’s video, released late last week, has gotten the federal government’s attention.
“[Nick Shirley’s] work has helped show Americans the scale of fraud in Tim Walz’s Minnesota,” Bondi said in an X statement late Monday.
Bondi also fired a shot across the bow of Walz’s ship of state, as well as Minnesota Democrats who may have been aiding and abetting this outrageous fraud:
“@TheJusticeDepartment has been investigating this for months. So far, we have charged 98 individuals — 85 of Somali descent — and more than 60 have been found guilty in court,” she continued.
“We have more prosecutions coming… BUCKLE UP, LAWMAKERS!”
Bondi went on to describe several of the cases they’d already prosecuted, including the Feeding Our Future scheme and a connected juror bribery case — a situation which, as Bondi noted, was “not unlike what you would see in the corrupt Somali judicial system.”
In addition to the Feeding Our Future scam, there were also several instances of Medicaid fraud, including one involving care that was supposed to go to autistic children.
I have a couple of predictions here. First, I believe these initial arrests are just the tip of the fraud iceberg. Second, I believe this is occurring in many more Democrat-run states – with the knowledge of Democratic officials and lawmakers. Time will tell.
News
The crash of porcelain wasn’t just noise. It was a signal flare.
You hear the first crash like a gunshot dressed in porcelain.A plate explodes on marble, bright shards skittering under chandelier light like little knives of embarrassment.The room freezes mid-breath, the kind of silence that makes even rich people suddenly remember they have lungs.And in the middle of it stands a seven-year-old boy with his arm […]
I froze on the last step, barefoot on cold hardwood, my heart pounding so hard I felt like the sound alone could wake the whole house
The first thing I noticed was the way my father said my name. Not “Max.” Not “son.” Just: “Fitzpatrick.” It was 3:00 a.m., and the ring of my phone sounded like a fire alarm in the dark. I blinked at the screen, my throat already tight. “Dad?” His breath came in short, controlled bursts. “Are […]
No one inside the Wakefield mansion dared to say it out loud, but everyone felt it.
No one inside the Wakefield mansion dared to say it aloud, but everyone felt it. Little Luna Wakefield was fading away. The doctors had been clear—cold, almost mechanical—when they pronounced the number that hung in the air like a final sentence. Three months. Maybe less. Three months to live. And there was Richard Wakefield —a […]
My fingers dug into his wrist, but Jason’s grip only tightened. The kitchen light flickered over his knuckles as he snarled, “Obey me, you useless old woman! Go cook my dinner—NOW!”
My fingers dug into his wrist, but his grip only tightened. I tasted panic and iron as he roared, “Obey me, you useless old woman! Go cook my dinner—NOW!” Behind him, my daughter-in-law giggled like it was a show. I stared into my son’s eyes and realized the boy I raised was gone—replaced by something […]
The scream split the morning open like a siren.
The scream split the morning open like a siren. Agnes Rotic hit the stone courtyard hard, the cold jolting straight through her bones. One hand flew to her swollen belly before she even realized she’d moved, instinct louder than pain. Somewhere above her, a shadow shifted—silk, perfume, the sharp click of heels on stone—and then […]
My Blood Ran Cold Hearing Those Words. My Mother-In-Law Had Always Insisted They Were ‘Good Vitamins For Her Growth And Health.
Cold flooded my body despite the warm Tuesday afternoon light pouring through the kitchen window. Diane—my mother-in-law—had been staying with us for three weeks while recovering from knee surgery. She’d insisted on helping with Emma, saying she wanted to “bond” more with her granddaughter. She read her bedtime stories, brushed her hair, brought her little […]
End of content
No more pages to load
