Quote:We already got Mogadishu, Minnesota
This is from first hand experience,
that is 'first hand experience',
nothing more than first hand experience,
and just first hand experience.(Which BTW is supported by pages, and Pages, and PAGES, of documentation)As late as 20 years ago, one could still drive to that area, park, bar hop/party/etc.
10 years ago, one could drive there only it the sun was out.
Today, One does NOT go their even at 12 noon.
Minnesota, Second Highest population of Somalians in the world.
Highest population of Somalians, is the country of Somalia.
Just the absolute TIP of the iceberg.
Their is no more, 'becoming a American'.
It's all, gimme, Gimme, GIMME.
(March 2019)" ... The Minnesota state auditor released on Mar. 13 a report on the CCAP fraud allegations that began after a report from Fox 9 revealed as
much as
$100 million in taxpayer money
had fraudulently been shipped to Somalia, after being given to Minnesota Daycare facilities.
OLA also makes it clear that there is still a possibility showing that the taxpayer money given to the childcare centers
“has been sent by individuals in Minnesota to Somalia or other foreign countries, and terrorists have obtained and used the money.”The fraud concerns over Minnesota daycare providers have existed for years. The report finds concerns in 2017 where 67 percent of the CCAP funds, $146,217,382, went to the top 150 daycare providers where 100 of those 150 exhibited significant signs of fraud.
Among these concerns, the CCAP investigators also identified additional trends in the fraudulent CCAP centers that include identity falsification, false pay stubs, parent coercion and intimidation, and “staged” facilities for purposes of obtaining a CCAP license and in turn, money.
Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka (R-Nisswa) commented on the report saying that it confirms suspicions of “widespread and rampant fraud.” He also points out that the fraudulent spending is “affecting not just the taxpayers, but the families that actually need assistance” adding that “Minnesotans are generous people, but they expect the government to be accountable to them.”