By Staff Writer, John Kling
June 27, 2026, M.A.G.A. Daily News
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MAGA DAILY NEWS—Federal authorities say Abdikerm Eidleh has been Arr3sted in Somalia after nearly four years on the run for his alleged role in the massive $250 million Feeding Our Future fraud scheme. Prosecutors say he helped set up fake food sites and fake vendors that stole money from a program meant to feed children during the pandemic.
The Trump administration has seized on the Feeding Our Future case to target Minnesota’s Somali community, the largest in the country, with about 84,000 people of Somali descent in the Minneapolis-St Paul area.
Most were born in the US or are naturalised citizens.
Somalia was placed among a list of countries on Trump’s travel ban when he returned to power in 2025 and he has also threatened to revoke the citizenship of naturalised Americans convicted of fraud.
Late last year, he also described Somalis as “garbage” in one of his many rhetorical attacks on both Somalia and the Somali American community.
Federal immigration enforcement agents flooded the Minneapolis area, and two people were killed by ICE agents – Renee Good in early January and the nurse Alex Pretti weeks later – igniting weeks of protest.
In January, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem moved to end Temporary Protected Status, a designation shielding people from deportation to dangerous homelands, for about 1,100 Somalis, ending protections that had stood since 1991.
A federal judge blocked the termination in March, and the legal fight continues.
The Department of Justice says this case shows that running to another country will not stop investigators from finding fraud suspects. Remember Illhan Omar? These fraudsters need to be stopped.
Takeaway:
This is wild. People are asking how something this big happened in the first place. But where the hell is the money? He can rot but where’s the money? The money belongs to the taxpayer.
Sources:
- United States Department of Justice
- Federal Bureau of Investigation
- FBI Director Kash Patel
- United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Minnesota
Disclaimer:
This information is based on current public reports and is provided for informational purposes only. The photo and text caption are AI generated.
