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While you could claim some groups of people make this country a better place, you can also claim that there are some groups of people who, at large, do nothing beneficial for this country. It’s safe to assume that an immigrant population where 73% are on Medicaid, 54% are on food stamps, and 81% are on welfare doesn’t do much to “strengthen” anything. Well, except maybe those households reaping the hard work of the American taxpayer. It does not even take a fraction of a brain to realize that those numbers don’t do much to make Minnesota a better place. This is why witness Brendan Ballou had nothing to say after Rep. Brandon Gill shut him down with these facts.

As the saying goes, the left hates it when you tell them the truth. This is why they try so hard to prove to the masses that fraud is no longer something that needs to be investigated. If we were talking about organized crime committed by Americans, especially White Americans, the media would be having a field day. But we are not; we are talking about people from another country who largely live off the American taxpayer. That is not diversity in strength; that is actively weakening the fabric of this country.

According to Fox News:

In an exchange with Brendan Ballou, a former federal prosecutor and Democrat witness, Gill highlighted a series of ways in which Somalis showed a statistical reliance on government support programs in Minnesota.

Don’t you just love how Ballou refused to acknowledge the data here and chose to make an argument about semantics? According to Ballou, the majority of Somalis were born in the state. Okay. Great. Glad we cleared that up. Does it make it any better that over 80 percent are on welfare? No? I didn't think so.

Gill’s statements come as Republicans more closely evaluated the fraud levels discovered in Minnesota in recent months. Investigators at the local and federal levels have uncovered myriad fraud schemes posing as daycare centers, food programs, health clinics and more accused of robbing the state of up to $9 billion. In these cases, the investigators say fraudsters either inflated the numbers of the people they allegedly helped or fabricated their services altogether — all while receiving government dollars.

According to Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., investigators have charged 98 defendants — 85 of whom are of Somali descent.

The left would like it if you believed these facts are racist. The only problem with that is that facts are facts and don't care about skin color. So, while they would rather you turn a blind eye to this fraud solely because of the color of your skin, you'd better not do any of that. It's not racist to want to hold people accountable for billions of dollars of fraud, and it's not racist to point out that many of these people are largely living off the taxpayer dollar, whether that be through legal means or not.

Maybe one day the left will admit fraud is, in fact, illegal, but don't hold your breath, as they point the finger and slander you for refusing to take a seat. And at this point, that is nothing more than a personal problem.

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