A.F. Branco Cartoon—Minnesota has an ever-growing fraud problem. The Feeding Our Future estimate is the one provided by the U.S. Department of Justice almost two years ago. Despite adding two dozen more defendants over the years, the original estimate has not been updated. My own estimate places the final figure at double that amount.
Tracking Minnesota’s growing fraud problem
By Bill Glahn – June 22, 2024
There are many examples of Minnesotans defrauding the federal government directly (PPP, small business loans, etc.). These cases are not included.
The Feeding Our Future estimate is the one provided by the U.S. Department of Justice almost two years ago. Despite the addition of two dozen more defendants over the years, the original estimate has not been updated. My own estimate places the final figure at double that amount.
The child care (CCAP) fraud estimate is one provided by a whistleblower in the case. About the estimate, the legislative auditor wrote the following back in 2019: READ MORE…
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