‘100% RESPONSIBLE’: Hundreds of DHS Employees Accuse Tim Walz of Covering Up Somali-Linked Billion Dollar Fraud That Funded Al-Shabaab

Fresh over the massive billion dollar  massive welfare-fraud crisis that flourished under Governor Tim Walz’s administration,over 400 Minnesota Department of Human Services employees have accused Gov. Tim Walz of ignoring widespread Somali community fraud warnings and retaliating against whistleblowers.

The employees say they informed Governor Tim Walz’s team about fraud in programs like behavioral health, disability services, housing, food, and child care, but leaders prioritized image over fixes and even targeted whistleblowers’ families. This comes amid major scandals, including the $250 million Feeding Our Future case where dozens from Minnesota’s Somali community face federal charges, with  funds  wired overseas. (GROK)

FINANCING JIHAD: The Largest Funder of Islamic Terror Group Al-Shabaab Is the Minnesota Taxpayer

Hundreds of Minnesota DHS employees are accusing Gov. Tim Walz of ignoring warnings about “massive fraud” and retaliating against whistleblowers, as federal prosecutors unravel an alleged COVID-era scheme involving more than $250 million in stolen funds — many tied to members of the state’s Somali community. Some stolen funds were allegedly transferred to Somalia and may have ended up with the terror group Al-Shabaab.

This was the Democrat party’s vice-presidential candidate.

Even the New York Times has been compelled to report on it. That’s how widespread and ruinous it is.

CORRUPTION: Funds embezzled from Crime Stoppers of Minnesota & the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce were funneled to Tim Walz’ campaign over 2 years starting in 2021. pic.twitter.com/KLse2ftW4t

— @amuse (@amuse) December 1, 2025

“We’re losing our way of life in Minnesota in a very real way.” That quote comes from Joseph Thomson—a federal prosector overseeing the fraud cases. Even the New York Times has an elevated level of concern: The fraud scandal that rattled Minnesota was staggering in its scale and brazenness. Federal prosecutors charged dozens of people with felonies, accusing them of stealing hundreds of millions of dollars from a government program meant to keep children fed during the Covid-19 pandemic. Outrage has swelled among Minnesotans, and fraud has turned into a potent political issue in a competitive campaign season…. “No one was doing anything about the red flags,” [attorney Ryan Pacyga] said. “It was like someone was stealing money from the cookie jar and they kept refilling it” (New York Times).

We are overwhelmed by the interest the nation has shown in the fraud occurring in Minnesota. Population wise, we are small but health and human services fraud in our state exceeds that of much larger states like California, New York, Texas & others.

While Tim Walz makes all…

— Minnesota Department of Human Service Employees (@Minnesota_DHS) December 1, 2025

If even the NYT is calling out the Somali welfare fraud — and Democrats who enabled it — it must be really bad. pic.twitter.com/r5JlV7er1f

— Ron DeSantis (@RonDeSantis) November 30, 2025

Since we’re back on the topic of Tim Walz and Feeding Our Future…

Here’s Walz pictured with defendant #58 in the $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme.

Amran Abukar was literally given an “Entrepreneurship” award by Governor Walz. pic.twitter.com/IgfNJNW6lf

— Dustin Grage (@GrageDustin) November 30, 2025

Minnesota social service workers slam Gov. Tim Walz as ‘100% responsible for massive fraud’ of $1B roiling state

By Ryan King, NY Post, Dec. 1, 2025:

Hundreds of state workers at the Minnesota Department of Human Services publicly excoriated Gov. Tim Walz for allowing a “massive fraud” scandal to unfold under his watch and retaliating against their whistleblowers.

Over $1 billion in taxpayers’ money was fleeced by dozens of scammers in Minnesota’s Feeding Our Future fraud scandal, the largest known COVID-19 fraud case in the country.

“Tim Walz is 100% responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota. We let Tim Walz know of fraud early on, hoping for a partnership in stopping fraud but no, we got the opposite response,” the Minnesota DHS employees X account, which represents over 480 staffers, chided Saturday.

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“Tim Walz systematically retaliated against whistleblowers using monitoring, threats, repression, and did his best to discredit fraud reports. Instead of partnership, we got the full weight of retaliation,” the account charged.

“It’s scary, isolating and left us wondering who we can turn to.”

Just last week, the Justice Department prosecuted the 78th defendant in what prosecutors have dubbed the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme. At least 59 people have been convicted so far.

During the past five years, fraudsters targeted Minnesota’s generous social safety net by setting up companies that billed the state for social services prosecutors alleged were never actually provided.

Feeding Our Future, a nonprofit founded in 2016 that purported to help feed school children, had partnered with dozens of local businesses under the pretense of providing food aid.

The nonprofit, which dissolved in 2022, and its partners billed the state, claiming to have helped feed tens of thousands of needy children. In reality, most of that money was squandered on foreign real estate projects, luxury cars, and more.

Other organizations besides Feeding Our Future committed fraud with Minnesota’s social safety net as well.

The fraud largely revolved around dozens of people in the Somali diaspora. Minnesota is home to about 80,000 Somali Americans.

“As staff, we firsthand witnessed and observed fraud happening yet we were shutdown, reassigned and told to keep quiet,” the Minnesota DHS employees’ X account alleged.

FBI agents raid Twin Cities nonprofit Feeding Our Future, pushing carts laden with boxes.
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Investigators have conducted multiple raids in the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal.
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“Sometimes more. Leadership did not want to appear to discriminate against certain communities and were unwilling to take action, such as stopping fraud, that would have an adverse impact on their image.”

Federal prosecutors began charging individuals associated with Feeding Our Future in 2022. As federal investigators parsed through documents, they quickly realized that the fraud was widespread.

One homelessness program started as $2.6 million in 2021, saw its costs soar to $104 million last year, after being rife with fraud, the New York Times reported.

“Minnesota has become the land of 10,000 frauds under Tim Walz,” House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.) told The Post about the scandal.

“This is a total slap in the face to the hardworking, law-abiding people of Minnesota. The Walz administration is either too incompetent or completely unwilling to clean up their own mess.”

A screenshot of a tweet from the Minnesota Department of Human Service Employees claiming Tim Walz is responsible for massive fraud in Minnesota.

The egregious scandal also drew attention from President Trump, who ripped Minnesota as “a hub of fraudulent money laundering activity.”

Walz returned fire against Trump and noted that “I take responsibility for putting people in jail,” despite federal prosecutors leading many of the charges.

“Donald Trump: Deflect, demonize, come up with no solutions. He’s not going to help fix anything on fraud,’ Walz told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” in an interview that aired Sunday. “My God, there’s a big difference between fraud and corruption. And corruption is something he knows about.”

The Minnesota DHS employees’ X account also accused Walz of weakening safeguards and disempowering the Office of the Legislative Auditor during the alarming fraud.

“This is a cascade of systemic failures leading up to Tim Walz,” the workers alleged. “Agency leaders appointed by Tim Walz willfully disregarded rules and laws to keep fraud reports quiet – even to the extent of threatening families of whistleblowers.”

“We can’t fight fraud in Minnesota alone, hence why we’re appealing to the federal levels of government. We need all the help we can get.”

The Post reached out to Walz’s office for comment.

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