A developing state-policy debate over Hamline-Midway may be relevant to families and taxpayers in several donors charged in free-food fraud .
Campaign finance records show 42-year-old Liban Yasin Alishire donated $2,500 in May of this year to the reelection campaign of Attorney General Keith Ellison. The number is likely higher and Alpha News is working to confirm the identities of additional defendants.
Campaign finance records show 42-year-old Liban Yasin Alishire donated $2,500 in May of this year to the reelection campaign of Attorney General Keith Ellison.
Alishire listed Hoodo Properties as his employer, which was a shell company he created to purchase luxury items and real estate with money he stole from the government, according to an indictment.
“[A]s the list of those indicted in the federal fraud investigation into Feeding Our Future became public, we became aware of a donation to our campaign from one of the individuals charged.
We immediately refunded the donation in full,” Ellison’s campaign said in a statement provided to Alpha News.
Attorney’s Office announced charges against 48 Minnesotans Tuesday for allegedly defrauding the federal government’s Child Nutrition Programs of $250 million in a little over 20 months.
“These [48] defendants engaged in a brazen scheme of staggering proportions,” U.S.
As the measure advances, residents of Hamline-Midway can follow amendments and contact Athena Hollins regarding the final language.
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