Fox Contributor Reminds Colleagues Minnesota Fraud Ringleader Is a White Woman' Who Is Already in Prison'

"One of the things that ties his hands is this very legislature that is trying to get him to resign. Interestingly, they're not asking for a recall. So when they say the people of Minnesota don't want him, well, put it to a recall. Let the people in Minnesota decide, Marshall argued, adding: Todd, love you. Googleif you Google, actually, local Minnesota news outlets have been reporting on this for years."

"Speaking of years, during the Biden administration, there were 59 people convicted so far. The ringleader is not Somalian. She's a white woman named Aimee Bock. She was found guilty on all seven counts that were brought against her. So there are people that are already in prison. And remember, some of these are not DHS or federal-related facilities. Some of these facilities were closed down for other reasons, not even fraud."

The state legislature has limited the governor's authority and has not pursued a recall despite calls for resignation. Local Minnesota news outlets have been reporting on fraud and related facility issues for years. Authorities have secured around 59 convictions during the Biden administration, and the identified ringleader in prosecutions is Aimee Bock, a white woman. Some facilities were closed for reasons unrelated to fraud, including poor daycare operations. Governor Tim Walz requested expanded powers from the legislature and was denied; he ordered closures of numerous centers, hired outside firms to audit payments, and moved to shut down housing stabilization operations.

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