Summary
The article discusses a welfare fraud scandal in Minnesota involving members of the Somali community. President Trump announced visa cancellations for those implicated, following charges against 78 individuals. Allegations suggest the fraud may have funded a Somalia-based militant group, though these claims are not yet confirmed.
Key Facts
- President Trump moved to cancel visas for those involved in the Minnesota welfare fraud scandal.
- 78 people have been charged; most are part of Minnesota's Somali community.
- At least $300 million was lost to fraud, with some estimates going over $1 billion.
- Allegations suggest money from the fraud may have gone to al-Shabaab, a Somali militant group.
- These allegations are not yet verified.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faces criticism for the fraud occurring under his leadership.
