EconomicUnited States·2 Nov 2026
DOJ identifies $29.1 million in Minnesota benefits fraud
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Between Sept. 30 and Oct. 30, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) identified $29.1 million in benefits fraud as part of a larger crackdown involving $83 million in alleged intended losses to federal programs. Authorities charged, convicted, or sentenced 13 individuals, including Shaakir Mohamud Ibrahim of Pelican Rapids and Feisal Mohamed Elmi of New…
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