The Somali fraud scandal just got even more outrageous. There have already been dozens of arrests in connecting with the ‘Feeding Our Future’ fraud scheme. Now, shockingly, it turns out that one of the men who was indicted for de-frauding Americans out of roughly $1 million dollars is still getting money from the government. Essentially, he’s using a loophole to receive millions in funding through assisted living homes operated by his wife on properties that he owns. This clip from News Nation dove deeper: Backup here, if needed: HOLY CRAP. A criminally indicted Minnesota Somali fraudster is STILL receiving millions of our tax dollars… …his wife runs “assisted living homes” on HIS PROPERTIES. Oh, and Minnesota is raising taxes this year on citizens. UTTER BETRAYAL. pic.twitter.com/YbT5eJ3DMX — Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) January 1, 2026 The man’s name is Gandi Mohamed, and he was indicted last February. A DOJ press release on his indictment detailed his (alleged) crimes: Gandi Yusuf Mohamed, 43, Ikram Mohamed’s brother, was the owner of GAK Properties LLC and GIF Properties LLC, companies used to receive and launder the proceeds of the fraud scheme. Gandi Mohamed also submitted fraudulent meal counts and claims on behalf of his family’s companies. As alleged, between March 2021 and July 2022, Gandi Mohamed fraudulently received and laundered more than $1.1 million in Federal Child Nutrition Program funds. Gandi Mohamed is charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and money laundering. Several of Mohamed’s relatives were also charged in connection with the fraud scheme, but his wife was not. Since she is the operator of the assisted living services, the Department of Human Service says there is nothing they can do about it. NewsNation shared a statement from the DHS: The Department of Human Services defended its continued payments, saying it faces statutory limitations on when it can cut off funding. “DHS is statutorily limited on when it can act to cut off funding,” the agency said in a statement. “DHS cannot withhold payments for a business only based on an indicted individual being a landlord for a property. If the indicted person were an owner or had a role in the operation of a company delivering Medicaid services, DHS would have authority to withhold payment.” The agency did not address questions about Mohamed’s wife operating the facilities or his LLC’s ownership of the properties. So, this guy — who has already been indicted for stealing money from the U.S. taxpayer — gets to keep receiving it. No consequences. No accountability. Simply infuriating.