Jan 5, 2026
Citizen
journalist Nick Shirley posted a documentary exposing the fraud
perpetrated by the Somali community in Minnesota.He visited
multiple daycare centers that have received multiple millions
of dollars annually yet there is no evidence of any
children ever being present. The fraud is estimated to be
over $8 billion dollars over the past several years. This is
fraud on an industrial scale. This may be the largest
organized crime scheme in the history of the US.
Fraud at this
level is organized. Government agencies had to be involved to be
successful. Government agencies and non-governmental organizations
provided cash, food assistance, transportation, driver's license,
housing, insurance, free health care (some states), college
tuition, social security, mortgages, and business loans. The
government continued to fund social services, like daycare,
adult care, special needs services, children's meals,
transportation services, etc, yet thousands of businesses
provided no services. There was no oversight. The government
agencies sent checks for years.
The FBI has
stated the fraud exposed so far is only the "tip of the iceberg".
Not only for Minnesota, but many other states.
Investigations
have been launched due to Nick Shirley's documentary. The Small
Business Administration has frozen all loans and is clawing-back
all grants for the state of Minnesota.
Nick Shirley was
asked if Minnesota governor Tim Walz knew about the fraud. He
stated that the fraud is so obvious and pervasive that a 5-year old
could figure it out. He explained Tim Walz and other
politicians wanted votes from the Somali community.
Whistleblowers warned Tim Walz and the Minnesota attorney
general. The whistleblowers were retaliated against.
Nick Shirley
warned if there is no real accountability people are going to
explode. "We work too hard not to know where our money's going.
They work for us. Not the other way around."
81% of Somali
households in Minnesota receive some form of government
assistance. 78% of Somali households that have been in
Minnesota for 10+ years are still on government assistance.
Welfare is not supposed to be a lifestyle.
The levels of
fraud being exposed is so much that it accounts for much if
not all of the increased government spending since COVID. This
negatively affects our economy, creates inflation, creates housing
unaffordability, increases crime, and strains medical and
educational services.
I don't remember voting for the mass admission of
millions of foreigners who we as taxpayers are forced to pay
all their living expenses.
How much longer do we let these fraudsters and corrupt
politicians rob us blind with our own taxpayer money?
Wait until the younger generations figure out the reason they
can't get ahead is not due to the Boomers. It is because of the
government's generational theft of their heritage.