One of Minnesota’s largest public corruption scandals is back in the spotlight, and once again, the orbit around Rep. Ilhan Omar is proving remarkably crowded.
A Daily Wire investigation has raised fresh questions about Omar’s sister, Sahra Noor, and her alleged proximity to figures tied to the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme, a case federal prosecutors have described as a historic theft from taxpayers.
The scandal involved fake meal claims, shell entities, and millions in federal funds that were supposed to feed children.
Instead, according to prosecutors, the money helped bankroll luxury homes, real estate deals, and the kind of political embarrassment Democrats usually prefer to bury under a committee calendar.
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The Daily Wire reported that Noor used the address of a woman with business connections to multiple people convicted in the Feeding Our Future case.
That detail has attracted new attention as Minnesota lawmakers continue reviewing possible links between Omar and the scandal.
The Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee has been examining Omar’s potential ties, according to the report.
Democrats blocked a subpoena in May that would have required Omar to turn over records, which is one way to keep the sunlight away from the paperwork.
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Public records cited by The Daily Wire show that Noor has been involved with several Minneapolis area organizations, including People’s Center Clinics & Services in the city’s Somali neighborhood.
The federally qualified health center reportedly received a controversial $2 million earmark while Omar was serving in the Minnesota Legislature.
Noor later founded Grit Partners Consulting, a firm that claims it “has secured more than $20 million in funding for health initiatives” and has “consulted on projects backed by” USAID, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Gavi, and the World Bank.
That kind of resume sounds impressive, until the address trail starts getting interesting.
According to incorporation records, Grit Partners was registered at a home on Hyacinth Avenue in Lakeville, Minnesota.
The Daily Wire reported that the residence and the woman living there connect to at least three people convicted in the Feeding Our Future scandal.
The home is occupied by Mashah Ahmed Ali and his wife, Ister Ahmed Afraa, also known as Ismahan Ahmed Afraa.
State incorporation records show Afraa launched Sunrise Business Center Inc. with Hanna Marekegn.
Marekegn pleaded guilty to wire fraud in 2022 after admitting she stole $7 million through the Feeding Our Future operation.
Prosecutors said she falsely claimed to be serving 4,000 children per day while using proceeds to purchase a mansion.
During court testimony, Marekegn also admitted that she falsely accused state officials of racism to discourage scrutiny.
In other words, the left’s favorite shield was allegedly used to keep investigators away from a taxpayer funded feeding frenzy.
Afraa also incorporated Sunshine Care Center MN Inc., using the same business address as Sunrise Business Center.
Marekegn listed Sunshine Care Center as her employer on LinkedIn, according to the report.
The Daily Wire further reported that Afraa had ties to Aimee Bock, the former Feeding Our Future leader sentenced to 41 years in prison.
Minnesota Department of Health records listed Bock as the point of contact for Sunshine Care Center LLC.
The same Hyacinth Avenue address was used to register Diversity Childcare Center LLC, which also listed Bock as its point of contact.
State investigative documents cited by The Daily Wire say Bock told investigators the head of Sunshine Care Center MN was introduced to Feeding Our Future by Sahra Nur, a major figure later sentenced to four years in prison.
Afraa also served as CEO of Aflah Property Inc., which operated from Nur’s home on Fordham Court NE.
State records show Afraa was hit with a $30,000 state tax lien in April 2025 that listed the Fordham Court address.
Court filings cited by The Daily Wire describe Nur’s home as a central location in the Feeding Our Future operation.
At least 17 companies were registered there, many of which prosecutors said were used to fraudulently bill the government or launder proceeds.
Nur owned S & S Catering, which claimed it served more than 8 million meals.
Prosecutors alleged the company supplied fake invoices that allowed Feeding Our Future sites to seek reimbursements, resulting in more than $12 million in federal payments.
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The Fordham Court address was also used for groups including Academy for Youth Excellence, which prosecutors alleged fraudulently obtained $3.5 million in federal funds.
Golis Properties LLC was also housed there, and prosecutors said it stole $3.9 million from taxpayers while using $2.5 million to buy an entire block on East Lake Street.
The Daily Wire reported that Afraa later bought property across from a building seized by the federal government after officials alleged it had been purchased with fraud proceeds.
For ordinary Americans paying grocery bills and taxes, that is the kind of detail that tends to stick.
Questions surrounding Omar’s family have followed the Minnesota Democrat for years.
She has long faced scrutiny over reports related to her past marriage to a Somali man critics alleged was her brother, an allegation Omar has denied.
The report also found that Noor has relocated to Africa and that members of Omar’s family have become involved with the Somali government.
Breitbart separately reported that Noor left People’s Center, moved to Kenya, and that Grit Partners performed Africa based work funded by the now defunct USAID.
Noor has not been charged in the Feeding Our Future case based on the information cited in the report.
Still, the web of addresses, business filings, federal funding, convicted fraudsters, and blocked subpoenas gives taxpayers plenty of reasons to demand answers.
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