JUDGMENT DAY... 70,000 Somalis "IN PANIC" as Trump Drops ALL SANCTUARY PROTECTIONS

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Summary of Transcript on Somali Community Fraud in Minnesota and Trump's Response

• Trump's Action: President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he is immediately terminating deportation protections and legal immigration services for some Somalis in Minnesota, citing the state as a hub of fraudulent money laundering activity. He claimed Somali gangs are terrorizing residents.

• Context of Somali Community in Minnesota: Minnesota hosts one of the largest Somali communities in the U.S. While 99.99% are described as hardworking and good neighbors, multiple fraud schemes have been uncovered involving members of this community.

• Major Fraud Schemes
  • Feeding Our Future (COVID Child Nutrition Fraud): Largest COVID fraud case; nonprofit claimed to serve meals to thousands of children at phony sites (e.g., a small Minneapolis restaurant seating 35 claimed 18,000+ meals daily for 7 months). Involved fake rosters, invoices, and attendance. Total scheme: $250–300 million; 77+ arrests, mostly Somali defendants. One convicted individual (Obdima Jid Norn) received 10 years for stealing $47 million, using funds for personal luxuries like a Maldives trip.

  • Autism Therapy Fraud: $14 million in false Medicare claims for services never provided to children without autism; part of broader $399 million in services fraud in 2023.

  • Housing Aid and Other Programs: Fraud in pandemic child nutrition, housing stabilization (spending surged from $2.5 million to $61 million in 6 months), and Medicaid programs. U.S. Attorney's Office states fraudulent claims outstripped legitimate ones; total losses estimated in billions of dollars across schemes.

  • Overall Impact: Dozens charged; guilty pleas for hundreds of millions. Former Somali-American fraud investigator Kesh Magan noted nearly all major defendants from the community. Programs like Minnesota Medicaid Housing Stabilization were shut down due to fraud.

• Alleged Money Flow: Investigators claim stolen funds (hundreds of millions to billions) were sent back to Somalia, where portions indirectly funded Al-Shabaab, an Al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group, regardless of sender intent. One source called Minnesota the "biggest funder" of Al-Shabaab.

• Political and Oversight Issues: Critics argue state leaders (e.g., Gov. Tim Walz) overlooked "obvious alarm bells" due to the Somali community's voting power in Minneapolis, avoiding backlash. Nonprofits like Feeding Our Future saw funding explode from $3.4 million in 2019 to $200 million later. Rep. Ilhan Omar visited implicated sites (e.g., Safari Restaurant) during her 2018 campaign; no direct fraud ties confirmed in transcript. U.S. Attorney's Office now leads investigations, generating more tips; potential higher-level involvement unconfirmed.

• Broader Implications: Transcript highlights systemic government failures in oversight, calling Minnesota "America's fraud capital." Emphasizes need for accountability at state and federal levels, including tracking funds and prosecuting enablers. Notes avoidance of Walz as VP due to state mismanagement.