The fraud case Miller is referencing is Feeding Our Future. The ringleader who went to prison is Aimee Bock. The federal sweep that followed produced zero Somali American fraud defendants.
Miller's anecdote — Somali neighbor, Mercedes, never works, lied on a form, unlimited free money — is not from a case file. It is a character he invented at a White House table to put a face on federal enforcement. The Vice President sat next to him while he delivered it.
That is the distinction that matters here. Fraud is real and should be prosecuted wherever it occurs. The administration's own prosecution record shows who actually ran it. When a senior government official replaces that record with an ethnic caricature in an official proceeding, he is not fighting corruption. He is building a target list that the evidence does not support. Working families in Elkhart and Evansville and the Twin Cities deserve enforcement that follows the facts, not the anecdote.
They fired him from his Volunteer coaching job because he was using his own money to feed his players and to get them Uber rides to get them home safely.
And then he walked his ass right into an NFL Job.
King. Legend.
Contrary to popular belief, the Canadian wildfires are not to blame for the smoke in the Twin Cities. It's actually emanating from a dumpster fire at 1 Twins Way.