🚨Ilhan Omar IMPLICATED in Immigration FRAUD as Minnesota Uncovers LARGEST FRAUD EVER

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Fraud Capital: Ilhan Omar Implicated in Immigration Fraud as Minnesota Uncovers LARGEST Medicaid Scheme Ever

 

MINNEAPOLIS, M.N. – The state of Minnesota is facing an unprecedented crisis of systemic corruption, with federal and state authorities uncovering a relentless wave of fraud cases that are now being linked to prominent politicians, including Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN).

New reports detail a massive immigration fraud sweep that uncovered hundreds of fake claims in the Somali immigrant community, directly referencing Omar’s own controversial marriage history. Simultaneously, the state Attorney General is prosecuting a Medicaid fraud scheme being called the “largest ever” in Minnesota history, underscoring a pervasive abuse of taxpayer-funded programs.

Part 1: The Immigration Fraud and Ilhan Omar

 

Federal officials recently conducted a major crackdown in the Twin Cities, resulting in an “astounding announcement”: nearly half of all immigrants in greater Minneapolis were found to have committed some form of immigration fraud.

 

The Scale of Deception

 

Fraud Types: The September sweep uncovered widespread fraud, including sham marriages, fake death certificates from countries like Kenya, visa overstays, and forged documents.
The Problematic Community: The report notes that the high rate of fraud is particularly concentrated within the Somali immigrant community, which has settled heavily in Minnesota over the past three decades.
Historical Precedent: The issue is not new. As far back as 2008, the State Department temporarily suspended one of the family reunification programs used by Somali immigrants after DNA testing revealed that 80% of all claimed family relationships were fake. This suggests that immigration fraud has been “the norm” in this community for some time.

 

Linking Omar to the “Bizarre Schemes”

 

The New York Post report directly implicates Representative Ilhan Omar in this landscape of “bizarre schemes,” referring to her own heavily scrutinized marital history.

The Brother Marriage Allegation: Omar is accused of—and has never credibly denied—marrying her own brother to get him legal papers.
The Paper Trail: Records show that in 2009, Omar legally married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, a man identified as her brother by members of the local Somali discussion board. Crucially, Omar was still legally married to Elmi as she campaigned for state office in 2016, while also being “religiously married” but not legally married to Ahmed Hersy, the father of her children.

Critics argue that Omar’s history—including the unverified claim that she went from in debt to being worth million—exemplifies a culture of financial and systemic corruption that begins with her own alleged fraudulent actions.

 

Part 2: The Largest Medicaid Fraud Ever Prosecuted

 

Further compounding Minnesota’s crisis, the state Attorney General is prosecuting a case of Medicaid fraud that is being labeled the “largest ever prosecuted” in state history.

 

The Systematic Attack on HSS

 

This case targets the Housing Stabilization Services (HSS) program, a vital Medicaid benefit designed to help the elderly and disabled secure housing.

The Charges: The principal actor in the scheme, Abdihamid Rashid Said, is charged with 10 felony counts, including perjury, racketeering, and aiding and abetting theft by swindle.
The Scheme: Said and two others are accused of operating personal care assistant businesses that allegedly overbilled clients to secure massive Medicaid reimbursement funds. Said, who had previously been convicted of theft by swindle in 2021, was specifically ordered by a judge not to work with companies that accept Medicaid reimbursements—an order he blatantly ignored.
The Victims: The scheme systematically defrauded the government by billing for services that were never provided. One victim reported being given a hollow promise of housing help, noting, “help that never came, even as Medicaid was billed in her name.”

The sheer scope of fraud suggests a systemic failure of oversight, even as authorities like the Minnesota Attorney General are now aggressively pursuing charges.

 

Part 3: A Culture of Fraud and Crime

 

The pervasive financial corruption in Minnesota extends into other areas of leadership and governance, painting a picture of a state struggling to maintain public trust and safety.

 

The Chamber of Commerce Scandal

 

The former CEO of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce, Jonathan Weinhagen, was indicted for allegedly embezzling more than from the Chamber.

Most shockingly, Weinhagen is accused of stealing in reward money that was explicitly meant to help solve crimes involving children. Weinhagen allegedly asked the organization to mail the reward check to his personal home address. This high-profile case underscores the reach of financial corruption into seemingly legitimate business organizations.

 

Unchecked Violent Crime

 

The financial scandals are mirrored by a severe deterioration in public safety:

Security Firm Exodus: A Minneapolis apartment manager reported that the intersection of 1st Avenue South and East 19th Street is so overwhelmed with crime, including open drug dealing, that four different paid security firms have refused to work there, claiming the crime problems “exceed their resources to control.”
Lack of Control: The city is facing a crisis where its streets are considered too dangerous even for private security companies, leaving citizens feeling abandoned by the failure of local governance.

The confluence of massive, systemic fraud, political and ethical irregularities surrounding prominent figures, and unchecked violent crime leads critics to label Minnesota the “fraud capital of the universe.” The inability to stem the tide of theft and maintain order suggests that a profound breakdown of accountability is ongoing, raising urgent questions about the true level of government competence and the integrity of its elected officials.

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