🚨MORE MINNESOTA FRAUD!! The state was forced to shut down Hennepin County’s $2 million anti-ICE business fund!! ⠀ The Hennepin County Board had set the money aside for shops claiming losses from Operation Metro Surge, the federal immigration push that started in December 2025. Minneapolis sits in that county. ⠀ Applications ran March 18 to March 25 through NextStage, a nonprofit lender. About 300 packets came in. ⠀ More than 200 were flagged. Officials paid about $500,000 to 82 applicants and then stopped the machine. ⠀ KSTP said $1.5 million was still sitting in the account. The board dumped that remainder into a “lower-risk” consulting program for new entrepreneurs. ⠀ Reviewers found the same AI-generated paragraphs pasted onto different business names. Site visits found addresses that were not businesses at all. ⠀ Other files used a real shop’s details with the wrong owner. Some padded the losses. County staff say no flagged application got a check. ⠀ Commissioner Jeff Lunde said, “We caught the fraud before we spent any money.” He also said, “The fact that people, after all this fraud, felt that they could apply and get away with it, I think it's a problem because clearly there's no fear out there.” ⠀ Lunde told Fox the results kept getting worse, so they halted processing. He called the pile overwhelmingly fraudulent. ⠀ This is the same metro that already burned through federal social-service and Medicaid fraud scandals. They still built a taxpayer pot for businesses “hurt” by ICE, then watched the applications arrive pre-written. ⠀ #Minnesota# #HennepinCounty#

“They've been an abject failure in holding these individuals accountable to stop this rampant violence.” Jon Justice blasts Hennepin County officials for what he calls a failure to hold individuals responsible for gang violence accountable, arguing that a lack of consequences has allowed the violence to continue. @RobFinnertyUSA @lizcollin @JonJustice

A former Assistant Anoka County Attorney in Minnesota caught helping run a sex trafficking organization in Hennepin County 🚨 The former Anoka County Assistant Attorney also ran assisted living and autism centers that stole OVER $4.6 MILLION from taxpayers “She is alleged to have secured and provided locations for commercial sex transactions. She also allegedly assisted in maintaining shell companies to hide and funnel profits, all this while working as an assistant county attorney. Court documents go on to say that guns were wielded to, quote, "Keep the victims in line." Those documents also say that Sampson was alleged to have been part of operating an assisted living and/or autism sites” She was responsible for creating and maintaining shell companies through they would use to launder money Businesses linked to the sex traffickers Andrea Sampson, Frank Reeves, and Viktoriya Komonash billed Medicaid roughly: - $2.5 million total for autism services, housing stabilization and assisted living, much of it suspected to be fraudulent - One specific assisted living facility, the former “commercial sex house” owned by Sampson billed more than $500,000 A Sampson-linked assisted living homes alone billed about $1.2 million between 2023 and 2026 - One report notes their companies submitted $4.65 million in total claims during that period

A man walked into a Minneapolis polling place, gave a name that was not his, and the election judges matched it to the roll and let him apply for a ballot. That is page three of Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty's own complaint. The complaint charges James O'Keefe and Cam Higby, who went undercover on primary day to film Minnesota's no ID vouching system, with felony unlawful voting. Up to five years on each count. NOBODY voted. Page four, citing the precinct incident log: "neither Defendant Higby nor the person with him ultimately voted." The county's own release says neither man signed the oath. So where is the vote? Page five. The Secretary of State told investigators that applying for a ballot begins the moment you give a name to the roster judge. Minnesota lets one registered voter vouch for eight people with no ID. Higby told the judge he would be back with eight more. The lock opened on a name. They charged the men who rattled it. 💎

🚨 MEET ADAM ABDIHAKEEM ADAM, 18. He's back on the streets just days after police say he opened fire on a crowd at Eden Prairie High School's homecoming game, hitting two teenagers, in a shooting they believe is tied to rival Somali gangs. Two days in jail. Then he walked out on a $100K bond, $10K cash down. His prosecutor? Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty, who promised "Mr. Adam will be held accountable." REPORTER: "They completely abdicated that duty altogether by setting a woefully low bail amount."