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Minnesota lawmakers say Rep. Ilhan Omar did not appear for fraud-related hearing, GOP leader outlines next steps

The vote fell one short of the supermajority needed, and the committee plans to keep investigating and issue a fraud-prevention report in coming weeks.

  • Rep. Ilhan Omar did not appear at a Minnesota House Fraud Prevention Committee hearing nor provide requested documents by the May 5 deadline regarding the Feeding Our Future fraud case involving Somali defendants and misuse of federal child nutrition funds.
  • The Minnesota committee narrowly failed to subpoena Omar for documents, missing the necessary vote by one despite a Republican majority; Chair Kristin Robbins criticized her lack of response.
  • Robbins linked Omar's sponsorship of the 2020 MEALS Act to conditions that weakened program safeguards and enabled fraudulent misuse of federal funds related to the Feeding Our Future scandal.
  • Minnesota lawmakers plan to pursue federal congressional subpoenas and continue investigating numerous whistleblower reports despite the committee's limitations and Omar's lack of cooperation.
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The Post Millennial broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Tuesday, May 5, 2026.
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