Ilhan Omar Caught - Minnesota Lawmaker Drops Bombshell Evidence

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Ilhan Omar's being looked at by federal

investigators because of the Feeding Our

Families possible the fraud that

happened there.

People think she was involved in that.

The daycare scandal. People think she

might have been involved there.

And then of course there is the whole

brother immigration scandal that people

think there was fraud there.

But one Democrat lawmaker has stepped

forward and said that Democrats in that

state

are trying to slow walk this. They are

trying to run cover for Omar, for Walls,

for the people involved in this

million, tens of millions, of hundreds

of millions of dollars scandal.

The fraud scandal that happened in that

state.

I want you to watch this and let me know

what you think in the comments.

Now the fraud crackdown in Minnesota

continues to escalate. State lawmakers

are launching their own probe as the FBI

just raided 22 facilities this week. The

National News Desk's Jeff Harris spoke

exclusively with one of those lawmakers.

Minnesota State Representative Kristin

Robbins has been leading legislative

efforts to uncover and address

systematic fraud in state-funded

programs. In our conversation, she

discussed those efforts holding elected

officials accountable and her recent

letter to Congresswoman Ilhan Omar about

the Feeding Our Future scheme. I don't

think the state has been doing nearly

enough to hold themselves, the agencies

accountable, or to prosecute these

crimes. In an exclusive interview with

the National News Desk, Minnesota State

Representative Kristin Robbins, who

chairs the House Fraud Prevention

Committee, opening up about the fraud

crackdown happening in her state,

including Governor Tim Walz declining a

recent invitation to speak. You did ask

Governor Walz to appear to the hearing

this week, right?

Absolutely. We think he needs to come

before our committee and answer to the

Minnesota taxpayers. That hearing

happening the same day the FBI raided 22

facilities in the Twin Cities. Robbins

commenting on Walz's reaction, who wrote

on social media, the raids happened

because {quote} our state agencies

caught irregular behavior and reported

it. Comments he doubled down on during

Tuesday night's State of the State.

People who have ripped us off are

getting caught and they are going to

jail, just like today. I've said the

buck stops with me. What are your

thoughts on his response to those raids?

For them to say, oh, they're they're the

ones

you know, generating these leads or

helping the feds, it's just not true.

The feds are doing an incredible job and

we're very grateful for their

partnership. Federal prosecutors

estimate fraud in Minnesota's Medicaid

and social services programs could

exceed $9 billion.

On Thursday, Dr. Ross announcing another

91 million in federal Medicaid funding

was being deferred, adding to the over

250 million deferred in February. Now

based on what we've seen so far, roughly

$14 million may go towards illegal

immigrants who aren't supposed to be

getting this coverage. The most

significant fraud case, Feeding Our

Future, resulting in over $250 million

being stolen from a pandemic-era school

program. Robbins recently sending this

letter to Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan

Omar requesting records and an

explanation of her alleged ties,

pointing to the MEALS Act, which was

introduced by Omar in 2020, but later

scrutinized for potential links. What

are your next steps if she doesn't

comply? I believe that deadline was set

by May 5th.

>> The bill she passed at the federal level

exactly created the conditions of fraud

that our state taxpayers are still

reeling from. So she does, I think, need

to come and explain herself to

Minnesotans. Now in late 2025, Omar

defended the MEALS Act saying she had no

regrets since it did help children in

need. Meanwhile, earlier this year, Walz

introduced an anti-fraud package aimed

at detecting and preventing fraud. I'm

Jeff Harris reporting from Washington.