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A daycare facility allegedly involved in Minnesota's ongoing fraud scandal has hit back at criticism over a misspelled sign as staff reportedly 'truck in' children. The Quality 'Learing' Center in Minneapolis was thrust into the spotlight last week after Nick Shirley shared footage of the facility apparently devoid of children despite receiving millions of dollars in funding. When video emerged of the childcare facility, eagle-eyed critics also noted the sign above the door misspelled the word 'learning.' On Monday, the New York Post observed staff 'trucking in' dozens of children, despite locals admitting they thought the facility had been 'permanently...

A video that surfaced on YouTube this past weekend contained explosive allegations about Minnesota’s child care assistance program, raising new concerns about fraud and triggering a quick reaction from state regulators. In the 43-minute video, which went viral on social media and currently has more than 1.4 million YouTube views since it debuted Friday, right wing influencer Nick Shirley alleges that a group of day care centers operated by Somali residents in Minneapolis have misappropriated “upwards of $100 million.” In 2024, the program — which provides financial assistance to help low-income families pay for child care so parents can work...