A single family home in Frisco, Texas has blown wide open a massive immigration fraud network that stretches from suburban America straight into the heart of Rep. Ilhan Omar's congressional district—and the timing of her desperate demands for ICE to leave Minnesota couldn't be more suspicious.
The Texas house revealed five fake companies, fifty fraudulent H-1B visas, and salaries over $100,000 annually—all registered to one residential address. But that's just the tip of the iceberg, Patriots.
Citizen journalist Nick Shirley's devastating investigation in Minnesota uncovered phantom transportation companies collecting millions in government payments for trips that NEVER happened. Vans covered in eight months of snow with no tire tracks anywhere. When investigators asked questions, they were met with violent threats and racial deflection.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Here's what the Department of Justice found: 98 total defendants charged in Medicaid fraud cases. 64 convicted. 85 of those charged were of Somali descent. Over 1,750 subpoenas issued. More than 130 search warrants executed. Over 1,000 witness interviews conducted.
The most damning detail? Eighty percent of these fraud charges came from ONE congressional district: Minnesota's 5th District, represented by Ilhan Omar.
"She called federal law enforcement operations terror against residents of her beautiful state," while investigators documented fake companies operating from liquor stores and suburban homes processing millions in fraudulent payments.
President Trump responded with a BOMBSHELL announcement, stating his administration intends to imprison any fraudster politician involved in these schemes to "loot and pillage the country." Then he called out Omar by name, reminding Americans she "comes from Somalia where they have no government, no military, no police. Just murder and robbing ships. Pirates."
Justice Finally Coming
Rep. Nancy Mace has moved to subpoena Omar and her brother Ahmed Elmi's immigration records, addressing years of questions surrounding alleged marriage fraud. The committee approved the motion to obtain all records from DHS and USCIS.
Every fraudulent visa steals opportunity from legal applicants. Every stolen dollar comes from YOUR taxes. The question isn't whether this corruption exists—it's how deep it goes and who else is protecting these criminal networks.