Ilhan's Conflict of Interest

A New Report Ties Ilhan Omar to a $33 Million Clinic Her Sister Ran When She Secured State Funding for It

Ilhan Omar just directed millions of taxpayer dollars to a health clinic while her sister was running it.

Now a new Breitbart investigation has connected that clinic to a web of family members, foreign governments, and a supposed ex-husband Omar swore under oath she couldn't locate.

The one question Democrats don't want anyone asking is why she claimed to have no conflict of interest.

Omar's Sister Was CEO When the State Money Arrived. Omar's older sister, Sahra Noor, served as CEO of People's Center Clinics & Services in Minneapolis from July 2014 through April 2018 – a nonprofit in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood that has collected $33 million in HHS grants since 2002.

In January 2017, Omar took her seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives. That same year, the state capital budget included $2.2 million for People's Center.

Omar later boasted publicly about securing that funding and celebrated the clinic's 2022 renovations alongside Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, and other Minnesota Democrats.

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Somali Fraud

Minnesota Fraud Tab: $18 Billion Out the Door, $203 Million Back to You

Walz and Frey Just Sent American Taxpayers a $203 Million Bill for the Mess Minnesota Created

ICE spent months cleaning up a state that allowed $18 billion in fraud to walk out the door to Somalia.

Now the men who let it happen want you to pay for their feelings.

Tim Walz and Jacob Frey – two loser Democrats under active federal criminal investigation – just demanded the federal government reimburse them for the cost of Operation Metro Surge, the largest immigration enforcement deployment in American history.

Frey put his city's tab at $203 million – $47 million in "lost wages" for people too afraid to leave home, $81 million in small business losses, and $4.7 million from hotel cancellations.

Walz went further, calling on Congress to cover costs and telling reporters the federal government "needs to pay for what they broke here." "You don't get to break things and then just leave without doing something about it," he said.

Here's the number neither man mentioned: $18 billion.

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Keith Ellison's Smirk that Revealed Everything

Ron Johnson Told Keith Ellison Exactly What He Needed To Hear After That Smirk

Senate Hearing Revealed What Minnesota AG Won't Admit About ICE Protests

Johnson laid out the damning timeline nobody in mainstream media wants you to see. ICE officers had been shot at while executing lawful enforcement operations in Minneapolis.

Federal vehicles rammed by protesters, rocks thrown at agents trying to do their jobs.

And through it all, Muslim Keith Ellison and Minnesota Democrats weren't calling for calm – they were filing lawsuits, comparing agents to Nazis, and watching as tensions escalated toward tragedy.

He pointed to the reality ICE agents faced every day...Armed protesters with semi-automatic pistols coordinating through Signal chats. Federal officers knowing colleagues had been attacked, vehicles targeted, the next encounter could turn deadly.

The senator put responsibility exactly where it belongs. "A tragedy was going to happen and you encouraged it. And you ought to feel damn guilty about it."

Renee Good And Alex Pretti Died After Democrats Encouraged Confrontation

That's When Ellison Made His Fatal Mistake--Ellison sat there smirking.

Keith Ellison's smirk wasn't just disrespectful. It was revealing. He doesn't feel guilty about Good and Pretti. He sees them as useful martyrs for the Democrat narrative that ICE is evil and Trump is waging war on Minnesota.

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Feds leaving Minneapolis

700 Federal agents leaving Minneapolis

White House border czar Tom Homan announced Wednesday that the federal government is drawing down hundreds of law enforcement personnel deployed to Minnesota, citing what he described as “unprecedented cooperation” from state and local authorities.

Speaking at a morning press conference in Minneapolis, Homan said approximately 700 federal agents would be leaving the Twin Cities immediately, with the goal of eventually completing a full withdrawal of federal personnel from the area.

Homan said the drawdown follows recent meetings with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Attorney General Keith Ellison, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, during which he urged state and local officials to allow county jails to notify federal authorities before releasing illegal immigrants from custody.

Homan emphasized that federal officials are not asking local governments to hold detainees longer than legally permitted or to carry out immigration enforcement themselves.

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James O'Keefe undercover in Minneapolis

James O'Keefe and his reporters get attacked in Minneapolis

"Our team went undercover inside the mob and was surrounded as agitators admitted what groups they worked with on hidden cameras. An entire network of NGOs, unions, and activist groups including “SEIU”, “Make the Road New York”, and the “Independent Socialist Group” are all behind this chaos.

We were accused of being “feds,” chased, teargassed, hit, and forced to retreat when our team was being attacked and threatened. We received death threats via text messages and were followed to each location we were at.

The autonomous zone we were in had zero police present, press were interrogated about their identity, and anyone who was not on their side became a target.

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FBI Reacts to Encrypted Activist Chats

FBI probes Minneapolis activist networks tied to Democrats

The FBI has initiated a major investigation into Minneapolis activist networks linked to Antifa, accused of hindering federal agents in enforcing key laws.

Reports indicate the probe began after discovering activists sharing data on federal vehicles through an encrypted Signal network. This activity has heightened tensions in Minneapolis, where local Democratic leaders have often clashed with federal authorities over enforcement policies.

The controversy has sparked heated arguments about the limits of protest and the role of law enforcement. Critics assert that these activist efforts, seemingly backed by city officials, jeopardize federal operations and agent safety. How does one draw the line between dissent and disruption?

FBI Director Kash Patel acted swiftly after activist Cam Higby’s online post, as detailed by Breitbart. He told host Benny Johnson, "As soon as Higby put that post out, I opened an investigation on it."

This discovery of a coordinated Signal network raised concerns about its reach beyond Minnesota.

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Criminal Anti-ICE Signal Message Caught Live!

Vance Points to Engineered Chaos in Minneapolis

Vice President Vance condemns Minneapolis unrest as organized disruption

Vice President JD Vance called the turmoil in Minneapolis, Minnesota, a deliberate act of disruption following violent clashes involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers on Saturday.

The incident occurred when federal agents conducting a targeted operation against an unauthorized migrant wanted for violent assault shot an armed man near a local donut shop, with crowds quickly gathering and blocking roads while surrounding vehicles.

Official reports confirm the suspect carried a 9mm handgun and two additional full magazines and resisted agents before shots were fired.

The fallout has sparked sharp debate over who bears responsibility for the escalating disorder. Critics point to a troubling alliance between far-left activists and local officials, suggesting their actions have fueled the volatile atmosphere.

This isn’t just random frustration; it’s a pattern that raises questions about governance in Democrat-run areas.

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Can the madness end in Minneapolis?

Trump Says He Wants to De-escalate in Minnesota

Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino was replaced by White House border czar Tom Homan this week to lead the ongoing illegal immigration enforcement.

Trump’s latest comments come after the fatal shooting of an armed man by federal agents Saturday in Minneapolis and pleas from state and local officials to withdraw ICE. The president explained in a Fox News interview Tuesday afternoon that the deescalation isn’t a pullback of resources but rather a change in leadership.

Trump said the ICE protests in Minnesota could be easily resolved but are being led by paid agitators and insurrectionists.

Although there’s been thousands of “hardened” criminals arrested in the state under the leadership of Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino, Trump conceded maybe he wasn’t the right person to lead the mission, dubbed Operation Metro Surge.

“Bovino is very good, but he’s a pretty out there kind of a guy, and in some cases, that’s good,” Trump said on Fox News. “Maybe it wasn’t good here.”

Bovino was replaced by White House border czar Tom Homan this week to lead the ongoing illegal immigration enforcement. As tough as Homan is, Trump said, he gets along with governors and mayors.

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Hopefully, Tom Homan will be able to stop the madness in Minneapolis. Trump has changed his leadership there to solve it but Homan will be dealing with the same characters.

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Minnesota officials inciting Insurrection

Minnesota Mayor and Governor incite insurrection

There’s an old saying about never trusting the man who shows up to help put out a fire he started. It’s the kind of wisdom that comes from experience, from watching the same patterns play out, decade after decade, whenever accountability comes knocking at the wrong door.

Something is burning in Minneapolis this week. Federal agents are on the ground, crowds have clashed with law enforcement. And the city’s leadership has decided who deserves the blame … not the rioters, not the criminals, but the men and women trying to restore order.

Here’s what we know: Immigration and Customs Enforcement has been conducting operations across Minnesota, and the numbers are staggering.

According to President Trump, 12,000 illegal alien criminals — many of them violent — have been arrested and removed from the state. A Border Patrol agent-involved shooting of an armed assailant sparked unrest, and chaos quickly spread through the city streets.

Rather than call for calm, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey issued a demand to the White House: “End this immigration operation, and safety will be restored in the city.” "Get the FUC out of Minneapolis."

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The ANTI-ICE Protesters at Minneapolis church

Turley: Ellison Wrong on Church Protest Charges

Something happened at a Minnesota church that many see as more than a protest. Activists entered and disrupted services. The state attorney general, Keith Ellison, called it “a First Amendment activity” and suggested federal charges weren’t warranted.

George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley disagrees. He says the actions cross the line from speech into criminal conduct. He argues there are multiple violations on the table.

Turley wrote: “One would think that a mob action against a church would be something that would transcend political divisions as a grotesque and chilling act. If you thought that, you do not know Keith Ellison.”

He pressed the point that protesting outside a church is protected speech. But disrupting services and mistreating worshippers inside is conduct. That can be treated as trespass, disorderly conduct, or other offenses under state law. Turley says federal statutes could also apply.

Ellison pushed back on criticism by framing the event as a First Amendment issue. Turley rejects that framing. “He is wrong,” Turley wrote.

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Jake Lang attacked by Mob of Anti-Icers in Minneapolis

GOP Candidate Stabbed by Anti-ICE Mob

Leftwing protesters attacked and allegedly stabbed pardoned Jan. 6 protester and Florida Senate candidate Jake Lang Saturday after his “March Against Fraud” was met with violent pushback in Minneapolis.

Lang was repeatedly bashed on the back of the head by several protesters who swung fists, flags, and objects as he fled the chaotic scene.

Photos showed a bloodied Lang, 29, bleeding from the back of the head with snow in his hair, as one X user claimed he’d been “beaten” following the clash on the steps of City Hall.

As Lang attempted to get away from the scene in a red sedan, video posted to X showed counter protesters ripping open the door of the car — throwing kicks and attempting to pull him back out onto the street.

Lang posted on X that he was stabbed by “a crazie white commie leftist rioter” and wrote that the tactical vest he was wearing “blocked it.”

Walz and Frey under Investigation

Justice Department investigates Tim Walz, Jacob Frey over immigration agent obstruction claims

The Justice Department has reportedly opened a criminal probe into Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, stirring tensions over federal immigration enforcement, the New York Post reports.

The investigation, still in its early stages according to a source speaking to CBS News, targets whether Walz and Frey, both Democrats, conspired to hinder federal immigration agents.

This follows their public criticism of the deployment of nearly 3,000 federal law enforcement officers to the Minneapolis area in recent weeks. The Justice Department has not yet responded to requests for comment on the matter.

Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche has suggested that actions by state and local officials, including statements perceived as threats against officers, could border on federal crimes. Attorney General Pam Bondi also issued a pointed reminder to Minnesota officials that no one stands above legal accountability.

Both Walz and Frey have pushed back, framing the investigation as an overreach of federal power.

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Be Good

Tim Walz, not letting a crisis go to waste

Democrats fanning the flames

In the fog of political warfare, truth is often the first casualty

Within hours of Wednesday’s fatal shooting in Minneapolis, the battle lines were drawn—a mother of three killed by a federal agent, protests erupting in the streets, and Democratic officials racing to microphones to condemn Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

But as so often happens when the Left rushes to judgment, the full picture was still developing.

Renee Nicole Good, 37, was shot by ICE agent Jonathan Ross during an enforcement operation in a residential Minneapolis neighborhood.

The immediate aftermath played out—and I mean predictably down to the script—with Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey declaring the Department of Homeland Security’s explanation “bullst” and telling ICE to “get the f* out of Minneapolis.” Governor Tim Walz activated the National Guard while simultaneously suggesting “it feels very, very difficult that we will get a fair outcome.” Schools closed. Flags burned. A GoFundMe surpassed $1.5 million.

The narrative was set: trigger-happy federal agent guns down innocent woman. Sound familiar? It should. But newly released video footage, captured from Agent Ross’s own cellphone, tells a dramatically different story.

You want to come at us? Go get yourself some lunch, big boy,” Rebecca Good jeered at the officer. Moments later, as agents attempted to open the car door, she shouted at her wife: “Drive, baby, drive, drive.”

And drive she did. Good threw the vehicle into gear and accelerated forward, striking the agent. Three shots followed. The car careened down the street and crashed, engine still revving.

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DHS conducts daycare audit in Minneapolis

DHS Raids Somali-Linked Daycares in Minneapolis

What is happening in Minneapolis:

The Department of Homeland Security has launched a door to door audit operation in Minneapolis that is focused on daycare centers and related social service operations linked to Somali communities.

Federal teams are checking records, asking how funds were spent, and inspecting hiring practices. Officials say the visits are part of enforcement work tied to suspected welfare fraud, illegal employment, and human smuggling concerns. Local reporters captured agents knocking on doors and interviewing operators in real time.

How big is the operation:

Federal sources describe the effort as a 30 day DHS surge that could include hundreds or even nearly two thousand agents rotating through the area.

The teams reportedly include officers from ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations and Homeland Security Investigations, with support from Customs and Border Protection. Commanders with experience in other major operations have been assigned to coordinate activities on the ground.

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Documents disappeared at Minneapolis Day Care Center

Alleged Minneapolis daycare break-in spurs skepticism amid fraud reports

Could a mysterious break-in at a Minneapolis day care be the tip of a much larger iceberg?

On Dec. 30, Nakomis Day Care Center, a Somali-run facility, reported an intrusion that has raised eyebrows amid a staggering fraud scandal gripping Minnesota’s human services programs.

This incident, in which the day care claimed theft of vital records while police initially found no reported loss, unfolds against the backdrop of a multibillion-dollar fraud investigation targeting similar facilities in Minnesota, as the New York Post reports.

The trouble began on Tuesday, when Nakomis Day Care Center alleged an intruder accessed the building. The suspect reportedly entered via the kitchen at the rear, damaged a wall, and breached the office space.

According to the day care, critical documents—enrollment data for children, employee files, and even checkbooks—were stolen. Yet, the Minneapolis Police Department’s preliminary report noted something peculiar: no loss was reported to officers at the time.

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