Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has just been caught in yet another fraud scandal that happened under his watch. Education Secretary Linda McMahon just uncovered an education fraud scheme in Minnesota. Basically, millions of taxpayer dollars that were supposed to go to American students either didn’t reach real people at all or went to foreign students. Now, McMahon is calling for Tim Walz to step down as governor due to his lack of oversight. Here are the details: BREAKING: The Trump Administration is formally demanding the RESIGNATION of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz due to massive fraud and dereliction of duty Linda McMahon just CAUGHT Minnesota engaging in massive education fraud, where “ghost students” received millions of taxpayer… pic.twitter.com/22xpwOR7ye — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) December 16, 2025 BREAKING: The Trump Administration is formally demanding the RESIGNATION of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz due to massive fraud and dereliction of duty Linda McMahon just CAUGHT Minnesota engaging in massive education fraud, where “ghost students” received millions of taxpayer dollars and POCKETED the cash. “I implore you to RESIGN and make way for more capable leadership.” That money was meant for American students. These students either didn’t exist or were FOREIGNERS. That’s on top of the massive Somali fraud that was just uncovered. BREAKING: The Trump administration has OFFICIALLY called for Gov. Tim Walz to RESIGN after the BILLIONS stolen by Somali pirates under his watch. I agree! He should be IMPRISONED for what he’s allowed to happen in Minnesota. pic.twitter.com/zU6QzlQYlp — Gunther Eagleman (@GuntherEagleman) December 16, 2025 Secretary McMahon sent a letter to Walz about the education fraud scheme, where she formally asked him to resign. Fox News summarized McMahon’s letter: In a letter sent to Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz on Tuesday, Trump’s education secretary blasted his handling of the massive and developing fraud crisis in the state and called on him to resign from his post over the scandal while highlighting fraud allegations within the state’s college education system. “You have been Minnesota’s Governor since 2019,” Education Secretary Linda McMahon wrote to Walz in a letter obtained by Fox News Digital. “During that time, your careless lack of oversight and abuse of the welfare system has attracted fraudsters from around the world, especially from Somalia, to establish a beachhead of criminality in our country. As President Trump put it, you have turned Minnesota into a ‘fraudulent hub of money laundering activity.’” At the conclusion of the scathing letter, McMahon calls on Walz to step down over the scandal. “Given your dereliction of the office entrusted to you by Minnesotans, I implore you to resign and make way for more capable leadership,” McMahon writes. In addition to the fraud scandal that has garnered national headlines with nonprofits like Feeding Our Future, primarily in the Somali community, alleged to have defrauded taxpayers of at least $1 billion under Walz’s watch, McMahon’s letter focuses on findings from her department that show fraud taking place in Minnesota’s college education system. Last week, Fox News Digital reported the Department of Education announcement that it has thwarted more than $1 billion in student aid fraud under Trump’s first year in office, including stopping suspected bots and “ghost students” from obtaining taxpayer-funded loans. One of the “ghost students” schemes that allegedly took place in Minnesota left Riverland Community College averaging more than 100 potentially fraudulent applications per year, Fox News Digital reported. In the letter to Walz, McMahon focused on the potential fraud in that area in his state and said almost 2,000 “ghost” students were found. “We call these fraudsters ‘ghost students’ because they were not ID-verified and often did not live in the United States, or they simply did not exist,” McMahon wrote. “In Minnesota, 1,834 ghost students were found to have received $12.5 million in taxpayer-funded grants and loans. They collected checks from the federal government, shared a small portion of the money with the college, and pocketed the rest — without attending the college at all.” The letter mentions efforts the department has taken to crack down on “ghost students” nationwide, including “mandatory identity verification” for certain first-time applicants. What do you think? Should Tim Walz heed the call and resign as governor of Minnesota?