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Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump - Video: The Minnesota fraud faucet is officially being ripped out.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just dropped a bombshell.
Nationwide fraud is now estimated at a staggering $600 billion - nearly 10% of the entire federal budget.
The facts are blunt.
HUD Director Scott Turner just uncovered nearly $100 million in fraudulent housing programs in Minnesota alone, including payments sent to over 500 dead people.
But that's just the start.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar is under fire for trying to jam through a $1 million earmark for a substance abuse clinic that was actually housed in a Somali restaurant and run by individuals sharing the same residential address.
Treasury is now following the money trail from fake nonprofits directly to political war chests.
Secretary Bessent is implementing enhanced surveillance on all wire transfers out of the country.
If you're on public assistance and wiring money to East Africa, the Feds are going to know.
As Bessent put it, "when the bear trap snaps, we're going to get these folks."
This isn't just about sloppy paperwork.
It's about a potential conspiracy at the highest levels of state and federal government.
The era of taking advantage of American generosity is over.
The debate is over.
Do you think officials who oversaw this fraud should face jail time?