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For years, Minnesotans weren’t told anything at all about the Somali daycare fraud. What was happening was very artfully swept under the rug. It was quietly ignored, downplayed, and any reports on the issue were buried as long as possible. Empty buildings passed as “learning centers,” massive sums flowed out the door, and the people in charge avoided asking questions they didn’t want answered.

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By the way, they couldn’t spell “learning.”

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But at some point, the money has to physically move, right?

Nick Shirley’s bombshell report claims that much of the hundreds of millions that Somalis scammed was going back home and, in many cases, was funding local terror groups.

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The massive Somali daycare fraud in Minnesota has left a lot of people reeling and really pissed off. And for good reason. We’re not talking about some isolated mistakes or paperwork errors. This group is a large swath of the Somali community in Minnesota, gleefully exploiting a US system where taxpayer dollars meant to help low-income families were stolen. Investigators, reporters, and whistleblowers have now shown that many Somali-run “daycare centers” were actually licenses to print money. In other words, they billed the state for children who weren’t there and services that were never provided… to the tune of about 100 million a month. And, a lot of that money was sent back home to reportedly fund terror groups… and all of this happened under Tim Walz’s watch.

But the terror money wasn’t just disappearing overseas. Apparently, the pipeline started right here at home.

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BREAKING – Days after numerous daycare centers in Minnesota were exposed for taking millions in federal funds but having no children, it’s now been revealed those same centers maxed out donations to a Somali candidate who threatened to blow up a bus full of kids in Washington.

Here’s the cloaked candidate who received a hefty chunk of money:

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Now that the spotlight’s been turned on, whistleblowers are coming out and describing exactly how the money movement happened… in plain sight and inside US airports, according to former and current TSA workers.

These workers are describing the same thing years apart, in different airports, with a couple things in common: Somali, suitcases full of cash, and Minnesota.

A former TSA agent says that during her time working airport security in Minnesota, she repeatedly encountered Somali men traveling in pairs with suitcases filled with large amounts of cash. According to her, law enforcement officers would verify documentation, photograph IDs, and allow the travelers to proceed. She thinks that over five years, about $1 billion in cash moved through the airport this way.

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She also describes a separate incident involving a suitcase filled with brand-new passports, which was likewise cleared through security.

The former agent stresses that these events were documented, monitored by cameras, and involved credential checks. So, that means there should be a verifiable trail of what went down. She says she’s coming forward now because recent reporting on the fraud in Minnesota makes what she witnessed impossible to ignore.

Libs of TikTok:

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Former TSA agent says she saw Somali men flying out of Minnesota with suitcases filled with cash.

$1 billion over 5 years

They also once had a suitcase filled with brand new passports.

They were always waived through.

There’s a trail @SecDuffy

Her story lines up with confirmed reporting showing massive taxpayer fraud tied to Minnesota-based daycare schemes and money moving overseas. When investigators say hundreds of millions were siphoned off, the obvious question becomes: how did that cash actually leave the country?

Suitcases through airports appear to be at least one method.

And now, her story gets even more backup.

Because another TSA agent, currently working out of Arizona, has stepped forward describing the same basic pattern.

Libs of TikTok

I just received a message from a TSA agent in Phoenix who tells me a Somali man with a Minnesota DL flies through Pheonix every 7-10 days with a suitcase of around $250k cash. He told agents that families in Minnesota send cash back home to Sudan and Somalia through Dubai and he is a registered courier. I have the passenger’s name if anyone from the transportation dept or FBI want to investigate you can reach out for me @FBI_Response @USDOT

This second account mirrors the first almost point for point. Somali men, Minnesota driver’s licenses, large sums of cash, regular travel, yada, yada, yada. And this time, we have a name to hand over to the feds.

But many are asking the obvious question: where have the feds been through all of this? Regular Americans can’t make it through airport security without having shampoo or a water bottle confiscated, yet we’re supposed to believe suitcases full of cash were waved through without consequence. How does that possibly add up?

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At this point, a clear pattern is coming into focus across time, across locations, and from people with direct access to airport security procedures. Taken together, their accounts line up with and reinforce the reporting from Nick Shirley.

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