A stunning new accusation has rocked Minnesota politics as a convicted fraudster tied to one of the largest welfare scams in U.S. history is now pointing fingers at the state’s highest Democratic officials.
Aimee Bock, the former executive director of the now-shuttered nonprofit Feeding Our Future, claims Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison were aware of serious red flags surrounding the fraud long before federal prosecutors shut the operation down.
In a jailhouse interview with Fox News from Sherburne County Jail, Bock alleged that state leaders knew taxpayer-funded child nutrition programs were being abused but allowed the money to keep flowing anyway.
Feeding Our Future sat at the center of a massive fraud scheme involving federal COVID-era child nutrition funds. Prosecutors say the operation siphoned more than $250 million meant to feed low-income children during the pandemic.
According to Bock, responsibility did not stop with her organization.
She claimed state agencies approved meal sponsors, monitored claims, and had the authority to shut down suspicious operators. Instead, she says, the system continued approving and paying claims even after warnings were raised internally.
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