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The latest shockwave out of Minnesota started with an independent investigation that has gone viral — a hard-hitting video by an independent reporter that shows licensed child-care centers allegedly sitting empty while public funds flowed into their accounts. Conservatives across the country watched in disgust as dozens of examples were laid out and questions poured in about why state officials didn’t catch this sooner.
Federal officials didn’t wait long to respond: the Department of Health and Human Services has effectively tightened payments and demanded proof of services before sending more federal childcare dollars, signaling that the swamp will not be allowed to keep shortchanging taxpayers. The pause on payments and new administrative scrutiny are overdue; when millions of American families are struggling to make ends meet, Washington must stop subsidizing possible paper schemes.
This isn’t a one-off. Prosecutors have uncovered sprawling schemes tied to multiple programs, with scores of defendants now facing charges in investigations that prosecutors describe as industrial-scale fraud. The amount of money alleged to have been stolen is staggering, and the brazenness of setting up sham operations to bill government programs should make every law-and-order American demand accountability.
President Trump rightly put the nation on notice and moved to remove special protections that have been abused, calling out Minnesota as a hub for fraudulent activity and promising to end the Temporary Protected Status that shielded some of the bad actors. Whether you love the messenger or not, his blunt response forced the conversation Washington’s elites have been trying to avoid.
On Newsmax, David Harris Jr. delivered the visceral reaction many patriots were thinking but the mainstream media refuses to say: when entire networks of providers appear to exploit the system, the immigrant communities involved aren’t making a convincing case for political defense. Harris’s point cuts to the chase — honest immigrants who follow the law shouldn’t be left vulnerable because opportunists and criminals gamed the system.
Let’s be clear and fair: this is not an attack on people of any faith or background — it’s an attack on thieves. Conservatives demand that the full force of the law fall on fraudsters, and that politicians who enabled lax oversight be held to account. If that requires denaturalization, restitution, and deportation for those who broke the law, we should not flinch from doing what is necessary to restore justice for taxpayers.
Congress is stepping in, with oversight hearings already scheduled to get answers out of the governors and agency heads who let this rot flourish. Americans who pay their taxes and play by the rules deserve hearings, prosecutions, and reforms that make welfare and grant programs impermeable to organized theft.
Patriots know what’s at stake: honest working families, the integrity of our social programs, and the rule of law. It’s time to stop apologizing for enforcing the law, stop letting political correctness protect scammers, and start rebuilding a system that protects Americans first. The people are fed up — enough is enough.
