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🇺🇸 $18 BILLION GONE: MINNESOTA SOCIAL PROGRAMS LOOTED AT “INDUSTRIAL SCALE” 6 more people have been charged in what’s turning into one of the most outrageous public fund heists in the U.S. “Not a handful of bad actors… industrial scale fraud,” said Joe Thompson, First Assistant U.S Attorney. Minnesota...

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