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A 24 year old Somali fraudster named Abdimajid Mohamed Nur in Minnesota stole $48 million dollars from American taxpayers - He bought himself a $65,000 car - A month later he bought a $35,000 car - He took his new wife on a honeymoon to the Maldives, they stayed in a private villa - He spent $30,000 on jewelry in Dubai - He spent a fortune Kenya - He bought a beautiful home You paid for all of this by the way - He graduated from high school in 2019 with a GPA of 1.75 - In 2022, he paid someone to go to college for him, and got bachelor's in healthcare management He tried to pay a juror $120,000 to say this man was innocent “This Somalian fraudster stole $48 million from the Minnesota taxpayers saying he was running 30 different feeding sites where he was feeding hungry children.”

Absolute insanity in a California courtroom. ​In 2022, a driver plowed an SUV into a group of 76 LA County Sheriff's recruits. ​25 were injured. Nine gravely. One Army veteran was killed. ​Now, that driver has officially pled guilty to vehicular manslaughter. ​His sentence? ​Zero days in prison. Five years of probation. ​Watch until the end to see the face of the judge who handed down this complete joke of a ruling. ​The justice system is completely broken.

I thought for sure this had to be fake, but I looked into it and it’s 100% verified “In Maine, the taxpayers are going to have to reimburse any immigrants caught committing fraud” “Democrat governor, Janet Mills, she is trying to pass a law that says that if you catch somebody committing fraud, like if you're a private citizen and you expose somebody committing fraud, and in turn the federal government defunds that company 'cause they were caught committing fraud, that the taxpayers of Maine will have to reimburse that person for any money they lost from the federal government. They are saying that if you come to Maine and you commit fraud, that even if that fraud is proven, if as a result you lose taxpayer funding from the federal government, that the taxpayers of Maine will still give you the money even if you are committing fraud.” This is from a provision buried in Governor Janet Mills’ proposed state budget for 2026–2027 In this provision is language that would require Maine taxpayers to reimburse via state funds any businesses, nonprofits, or providers that lose federal funding due to the Trump administration’s crackdown on fraud. Particularly in programs like Medicaid/MaineCare Critics call this “reimbursing fraudsters” or shielding entities committing fraud with public money, especially since the main involved nonprofits focus on immigrant services Democrats are a money laundering criminal organization