Commentary: Somali Welfare Fraud in Minnesota Has Cost American Taxpayers Billions

Death threats, doxxing, and empty Dem seats: The high cost of Nick Shirley's fight against Minnesota welfare fraud

Life keeps getting crazier for 23-year-old YouTuber Nick Shirley — the overnight independent journalist who ripped the curtain back on Minnesota's Somali-run fraud schemes, bringing the issue to national attention.Episode one, which has amassed over 141 million views, exposed Somali-run day cares in Minnesota as allegedly fraudulent operations. Shirley’s footage highlighted empty day-care centers, many with locked doors, blacked-out windows, and…

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'It’s absolutely unacceptable' criminal schemes could cost taxpayers 'more than $9 billion'

Gov Tim Walz claims Minnesota Somali fraud allegations are ‘make believe’

"It was all make-believe that we’d been at it. Every state had this. And look, I, I do think there, there has to be accountability in this.”

Commentary: Somali welfare fraud in Minnesota has cost American taxpayers billions

“Fraud” doesn’t begin to cover it. Under Gov. Tim Walz’s watch, Minnesota has become the hub of an exorbitant federal fund money-laundering scheme.

Mr. Wonderful Completely Demolishes Tim Walz, Somali Fraud, And CNN In Epic Rant - The American Tribune.com

Speaking in a fiery panel appearance on CNN, Kevin O’Leary, the wealthy and successful entrepreneur and investor jokingly called “Mr. Wonderful” because of his sharp personality, sounded off on the horrible fraud that Tim Walz’s administration seems to have let occur in Minnesota, saying that taxpayers ought be demanding their money back given the massive amount of fraud that has been exposed. As background, it has been exposed over recent weeks…

​​The Somali Fraud In Minnesota Is Just The Tip Of The Iceberg. This State Is Even Worse.

Ten years ago, the state of Maine had many easily identifiable, objectively serious problems. Poverty rates in the so-called “Rim Counties,” which are rural, exceeded 20%. The population was declining substantially.The paper industry was collapsing, with several mills going bankrupt in a short period of time. Thousands of jobs were disappearing. And on top of that, the workforce was getting much older, with a median age of 44 years old.Credit: N…