The DOJ should indict Walz, his administration and the allied NGOs under RICO for fraud.
There have been federal charges announced in Minnesota regarding a large-scale fraud scheme involving federal child nutrition program funds.
In one such case, a person named Hamdi Hussein Omar pleaded guilty to wire fraud involving a $1.4 million loss, but there is no evidence establishing a familial link between this individual and Ilhan Omar.
Omar’s current husband, Tim Mynett, and his consulting firm, E Street Group, have been linked to campaign payments and business dealings, including a lawsuit filed by an investor. However, there is no credible evidence suggesting any wrongdoing by Omar herself in relation to her husband’s business activities.
The Minnesota Campaign Finance Board previously found that Omar had filed joint tax returns with her husband, Ahmed Hirsi, while still legally married to another man. She was ordered to pay a fine for misusing campaign funds in her 2016 Minnesota House race.
A subsequent complaint to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) regarding campaign payments to her new husband’s firm was dismissed, with the FEC finding no reason to believe she “knowingly and willfully violated” the law.