ミネソタの250M詐欺行為に関連したソマリア国民は、FBIの起訴後に強制退去される可能性がある。 Somali nationals linked to a $250M fraud scheme in Minnesota may be deported after FBI crackdown.

FBI長官のカシュ・パテルは ミネソタ州で詐欺行為で有罪となった ソマリア人に対し 連邦の食糧援助と児童養護費の2億5000万ドル以上を 振り回した容疑で 脱国籍と追放の危険性があると警告した. FBI Director Kash Patel has warned that Somali nationals convicted in a Minnesota-based fraud scheme involving over $250 million in diverted federal food aid and childcare funds could face denaturalization and deportation. Patelは,9月に上院司法委員会の聴聞会で,この業務を「非常に大きな氷山の一角」に係る犯罪ネットワークの一部として記述した. During a September Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Patel described the operation as part of a larger criminal network, referring to those involved as "the tip of a very large iceberg." FBIは計画を解除するため ミネソタに追加エージェントを派遣した 脆弱な住民を狙うと The FBI sent additional agents to Minnesota to dismantle the scheme, which targeted vulnerable populations and took advantage of pandemic-era benefits. すべての報告に特定請求及び個人の請求は記載されていないが,この事件は移民詐欺に対する国家の関心を起し,移民及び犯罪法の施行を図るための連邦政府の努力を促した. While specific charges and individuals were not mentioned in all reports, the case has sparked national interest in immigrant fraud and federal efforts to enforce immigration and criminal laws.