Minnesota Somali fraud: Medicaid scam over $1 million now means mandatory prison
The Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission published its 2026 Sentencing Guidelines over the weekend, which included some harsher penalties for high-dollar fraud in the state. According to the new guidelines, those convicted of stealing more than $1 million from Minnesota’s Medicaid program will go to prison, with first-time offenders facing a presumptive four-year prison sentence. The modification raises fraud exceeding $1 million to a severity level 8 offence.
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