Ilhan Omar Finally Gets REMOVAL & DEPORTATION Notice after IMPLICATED in $250,000,000 FRAUD RING…- TY

MINNEAPOLIS, MN – Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN) is facing severe legal jeopardy and intense scrutiny following the emergence of evidence directly linking her to the massive $250 million “Feeding Our Future” federal pandemic fraud scheme, the largest known COVID-19 relief fraud case in Minnesota history.

The fraud, orchestrated by a Minneapolis-based nonprofit, claimed to use federal funds allocated under the Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) to serve meals to millions of starving children. In reality, the funds were systematically diverted, defrauding American taxpayers.

The core of the allegations implicating Omar focuses on a direct legislative and promotional tie to the organization, combined with financial benefits to her political campaigns:

She authored the “Meals Act” that allowed the organization to receive federal funds.

She personally promoted the fraudulent organization.
She financially benefited from campaign donations made by key figures charged in the fraud ring.

The Anatomy of the Fraud: Fictional Children and FBI Surveillance

The “Feeding Our Future” operation was a large and elaborate scheme, exploiting federal recovery money intended for humanitarian relief. Law enforcement efforts have painted a picture of widespread, brazen deception:

Fictional Meal Counts: The organization claimed to feed over 3.9 million individual children. However, the entire state of Minnesota has only 1.3 million children in total. A basic factual check would have instantly flagged the organization’s claims.
Physical Evidence of Deception: In December 2021, the FBI installed surveillance cameras at key distribution sites, including the Safari Restaurant—the organization’s headquarters, which claimed to serve 4,000 to 6,000 kids per day and took in $12 million in federal payments. FBI testimony revealed that surveillance video showed an average of only 40 people coming and going during a six-week period. Another site, a deli in St. Paul, claimed 1,800 meals per day but saw an average of only 23 people daily.
Fabricated Records: Investigators seized invoices and emails showing links to websites that randomly generated names and ages to create fictional rosters of children who were supposedly served meals.
Kickbacks and Bribery: The executive director of Feeding Our Future, Amy Bach, is charged with wire fraud and bribery for alleged kickbacks she received from the sites involved in the scheme.

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