Minnesota Fraud

[statt#1]

"30,000 dead people receiving housing isn’t an accident — it was systematic fraud by Biden and the left."

https://x.com/SecretaryTurner

"including $496,000 in improper assistance to 509 dead tenants."

HUD secretary says up to $84 million in ineligible assistance was given to MN under Biden

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Turner said Monday night that up to $84 million in ineligible assistance went to the state of Minnesota under Biden.

cbs12.com

 

[Gators North]

"30,000 dead people receiving housing isn’t an accident — it was systematic fraud by Biden and the left."

https://x.com/SecretaryTurner

"including $496,000 in improper assistance to 509 dead tenants."

HUD secretary says up to $84 million in ineligible assistance was given to MN under Biden

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Turner said Monday night that up to $84 million in ineligible assistance went to the state of Minnesota under Biden.

cbs12.com

Any idea how they’re coming up with these numbers?

 

[Sundog]

"30,000 dead people receiving housing isn’t an accident — it was systematic fraud by Biden and the left."

https://x.com/SecretaryTurner

"including $496,000 in improper assistance to 509 dead tenants."

HUD secretary says up to $84 million in ineligible assistance was given to MN under Biden

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Turner said Monday night that up to $84 million in ineligible assistance went to the state of Minnesota under Biden.

cbs12.com

$84 million in housing fraud alone! These are federal funds, translation - our tax dollars.

And that's just part of the billions of our tax dollars that were fraudulently acquired in Minnesota.

 

[Inthedetails]

Any idea how they’re coming up with these numbers?

I don't know but "$496,000 in improper assistance to 509 dead tenants" =$ 974.46 total per person for housing.

That's assuming, without proof or back-up at this point, that the people were dead at the time of application, not that they died after applying. But, we don't have that info.

I don't know where the 30,000 number comes from and couldn't find it in the links. That seems to be national, perhaps, not just for Minnesota. ?

I also can't see, at first glance, if this is assistance designated for elderly people or not. There are assistance programs for seniors, and seniors are in a group that might die while receiving assistance without it being fraud. But, can't tell from this data.

I'm assuming the numbers will be transparent shortly.

jmo