Somali Fraudsters Were Pulling $1,000,000 a Day Out of the United States: John Solomon [WATCH]

Investigative journalist John Solomon outlined what he described as an unprecedented flow of cash through Minneapolis–Saint Paul International Airport during a recent exchange with Eric Bolling, raising questions about federal oversight under the Biden-Harris administration and prompting new action under President Donald Trump’s administration.

Speaking during the segment, Solomon said hundreds of millions of dollars were transported annually in suitcases through the Minneapolis airport, far exceeding cash amounts detected at much larger international hubs.

“The amount of money, $700 million that was in suitcases the last two years, about $350 million a year, or a million dollars a day going in suitcases. And luggage out of Minneapolis, a small airport to the rest of the world, is 99 times larger than the total amount of cash that TSA detected in luggage at JFK International in New York, one of the largest,” Solomon said.

Bolling reacted with disbelief at the comparison, emphasizing the scale of the discrepancy between the two airports.

“Say that again. Say that again. The Minneapolis Airport 99 times more cash went through Minneapolis than JFK, probably one of those busy international airports. One of them, busiest on the planet,” Bolling said. “Dumb question John, no red flags before this?”

Solomon said Transportation Security Administration personnel recognized the activity as highly unusual but said their concerns were not acted upon by political leadership at the time.

“Well, there were red flags inside the TSA. The TSA agents realized that this stood out like a sore thumb that they had not ever seen anything like this anywhere in the world,” Solomon said.

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He then criticized the Biden-Harris administration for failing to intervene despite those warnings, tying the lack of action to broader concerns about leadership in Minnesota and at the federal level.

“But you know who wasn’t interested? The Biden administration, just like Tim Walz, wasn’t interested in stopping the fraud, the Biden administration wasn’t interested in stopping this ATM cash flow out the door, out the United States,” Solomon said.

According to Solomon, the situation has changed under President Trump, with federal authorities now actively investigating the matter.

“And so now the Trump administration on top of it, they have an HSI FBI investigation into this,” Solomon said.

He added that officials are also considering policy changes to prevent similar cash movements in the future, particularly involving individuals unlawfully present in the country.

“And there are discussions that they may either do an executive order or Congress will pass a law very quickly so that anyone who is unlawfully in the country cannot move money out,” Solomon said.

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