Amy had the power to stop Minnesota’s fraud crisis. Instead, she made it worse.
Amy Klobuchar partnered with Ilhan Omar to earmark over $1 million in taxpayer money to a Somali non-profit that is under investigation for fraud. The non-profit’s directors are three people who live in the same house, with a relative who tried to join ISIS.
Between January 2022 and the end of 2025, not one of Amy Klobuchar’s more than 1,000 press releases addressed Minnesota’s fraud scandal. Now she wants voters to believe she’s taking the crisis seriously.
Amy spent years fighting to keep remittance channels to Somalia open, making overseas money transfers easier. As Minnesota’s fraud crisis exploded, criminals relied on these channels to funnel stolen taxpayer money back to Somalia.
Federal investigators warned that money stolen from Minnesota taxpayers may have reached foreign terrorist organizations through the remittance system Amy Klobuchar helped create, using the remittance structure co-authored by Amy Klobuchar.
Spending Controls She Voted Down
Amy Klobuchar voted against an amendment ending funding for several outdated agencies and commissions.
Amy voted against spending reductions proposed at a time of trillion-dollar annual deficits (2017).
Program Integrity She Opposed
Amy voted against a proposal to block stimulus money from going to ACORN-A group that later shut down after embezzlement and undercover video scandals.