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Washington Gov Bob Ferguson slammed over Somali daycare fraud allegations | Fox News
Amid the videos dropping, Washington ... reports of home-based daycare providers being harassed and accused of fraud with little to no fact-checking."...
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Substack
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Nick Shirley’s Somali Daycare Fraud Video Is Bullsh*t. Here’s Why It Worked Anyway.
2 days ago - In another instance, security footage from the daycare center shows children being dropped off on the same day Shirley was there claiming that no children were anywhere to be seen. In two other cases, Shirley showed up to non-operational child care facilities. While there have been proven and prosecuted cases of fraud in publicly-funded programs in Minnesota, Shirley’s video doesn’t prove that it’s happening at the daycares he went to.
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Inside Minnesota's $100M daycare fraud allegations - YouTube
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Somali-run day care in Minnesota says into was broken into after ...
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NPR
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What to know about Nick Shirley, the YouTuber alleging day care fraud in Minnesota
2 days ago - The Trump administration is freezing child care funding to the state of Minnesota in response to a viral video that purports to expose extensive fraud by federally funded day care centers. Nick Shirley, a 23-year-old self-described "independent YouTube journalist," posted the 42-minute video on X and YouTube the day after Christmas. In it, he and an older man — identified only as "David" — visit various seemingly empty day care centers, bombarding Somali employees with questions and accusing them of not providing services to any children despite receiving public funds.
PBS
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Federal agents probe fraud allegations targeting Somali child care providers in Minnesota | PBS News
The deployment comes after a right-wing influencer posted a video claiming, without proof, that daycare centers operated by Somali residents in Minneapolis had misappropriated more than $100 million.
Published 4 days ago
YouTube
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Breaking down the Minnesota fraud case - YouTube
Federal prosecutors have already secured convictions tied to hundreds of millions of dollars in fraud involving Minnesota-administered programs. The most pro...
Published 5 days ago
NewsChannel9
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DHS on the ground in Minnesota following fraud allegations in now viral video
5 days ago - On Monday, the Department of Homeland Security posted a video of agents"going door to door at suspected fraud sites in Minnesota." It followed some shocking allegations in the 43-minute video posted by Conservative social media influencer Nick Shirley, showing what appeared to be empty daycare centers, mostly run by members of the Somali community, which receive millions of dollars in taxpayer money.
kare11.com
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State commissioner responds to viral YouTuber video about Somali daycare fraud in Minneapolis | kare11.com
The federal Department of Homeland Security was also checking those businesses in Minneapolis. State data Shirley used in his video show those daycares receive millions in taxpayer money. "There have been ongoing investigations with several of those centers. None of those investigations uncovered findings of fraud," Commissioner Brown said. She says a state inspector visited each of the daycares featured in Shirley's video within the last six months and that there were children present.
Published 5 days ago
Reuters
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FBI investigating Minnesota fraud scheme, director says | Reuters
5 days ago - Immigrant-rights advocates have accused the administration of using the fraud investigations as an excuse to target Somali immigrants more broadly. Sign up here. The FBI declined to provide further details about Patel's comment. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Patel on Sunday referenced "recent social media reports in Minnesota," without being more specific. But his X post came two days after an online video documented allegedly inactive daycare facilities that had received public funds as part of a wider network of allegedly fraudulent activities.
Forbes
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Kash Patel Says FBI Investigating Minnesota Fraud ...
1 week ago - Alison Durkee's stories. Alison is a senior news reporter covering US politics and legal news.
Reddit
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r/minnesota on Reddit: Fact checking if the daycares have children or not
5 days ago - The videos are garbage propaganda intended to stoke violence against the Somali community. ... Kids don't generally need daycare during the Christmas break, Einstein.
Fox News
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Somali daycare in Minnesota broken into, key documents stolen in overnight burglary
... Nokomis Daycare Center was operating in good standing and is licensed to care for up to 71 children, including infants, toddlers and preschool-age children, according to the Minnesota Department of Human Services (MDHS) website.
Published 3 days ago