Summary
YouTuber Nick Shirley plans to release a new video about alleged fraud in Minnesota's daycare centers. His previous video claimed that these centers received government money without providing services, attracting attention from politicians and the public. The allegations have led to increased scrutiny and investigations in the state.
Key Facts
- Nick Shirley is a YouTuber who made a video about alleged daycare fraud in Minnesota.
- His first video, lasting 42 minutes, went viral and claimed that nearly a dozen daycare centers were not providing services despite receiving taxpayer funds.
- The video prompted the Department of Homeland Security to start a large immigration operation in Minneapolis.
- Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will not seek reelection amid the rising fraud scandal.
- Shirley plans to release a follow-up video and has posted a teaser image for it online.
- The daycare center in question, the Quality Learning Center, is accused of being inactive while receiving $4 million in state funding since 2025.
- In reply, the center stated there was no fraud and images showed children visiting it.
- Investigations have revealed further possible welfare fraud, with billions in federal funds potentially stolen in Minnesota since 2018.
