A Senate probe into $9B in fraud linked to Somali immigrants in Minnesota raises concerns over accountability and bias in federal enforcement.

A Senate Homeland Security investigation led by Chairman Rand Paul is examining cash movements tied to Somali immigrants in Minnesota amid a $9 billion social services fraud scandal that has resulted in federal charges against over 80 individuals. The probe highlights growing national scrutiny over government accountability and whether political concerns deter fraud investigations, particularly in cases involving minority communities. The controversy has sparked debate over transparency, immigration, and oversight, with protests and federal enforcement actions intensifying in response.