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Republican congressional candidate Dalia Al-Aqidi criticizes light sentences in Feeding Our Future case

Posted on April 9, 2026 By NewsEditor

Dalia Al-Aqidi, who is challenging Rep. Ilhan Omar in Minnesota's 5th Congressional District, says light sentences in the Feeding Our Future case fail Minnesota taxpayers

Dalia Al-Aqidi, who is challenging Rep. Ilhan Omar in Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District, says light sentences in the Feeding Our Future case fail Minnesota taxpayers

Congressional candidate Dalia Al-Aqidi says light sentences in the $300 million Feeding Our Future case send the wrong signal

When cheating a federal program costs you six months, it stops being a risk and starts being a business model for bad actors. Someone, somewhere, is doing that math right now.”

— Dalia Al-Aqidi

MINNEAPOLIS, MN, UNITED STATES, April 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Two Feeding Our Future defendants were sentenced this week. One fabricated 1.5 million meals that were never served. The other owes nearly half a million dollars in restitution to American taxpayers. Neither will spend more than a year and a day behind bars.
“These weren’t mistakes. These were deliberate schemes that stole from children’s food programs and from every taxpayer who funded them. When cheating a federal program costs you six months, it stops being a risk and starts being a business model for bad actors. Someone, somewhere, is doing that math right now.”
Al-Aqidi said the sentences reflect a failure of accountability that dishonors every Minnesotan who pays their taxes honestly, plays by the rules, and expects the same from their government.
The Feeding Our Future case, she said, is precisely the kind of systemic failure her anti-fraud platform was built to stop. Al-Aqidi’s Opportunity First Agenda includes a five-point plan to end fraud in government programs by using technology to verify eligibility before payments are issued, conducting independent public audits of federal assistance programs, imposing stiffer criminal penalties for fraud, establishing better oversight of third-party program administrators, and strengthening protections and incentives for whistleblowers.
“The courtroom handed down two verdicts this week. But there is another verdict still owed to the state officials who saw this coming and looked away, and to a system that allowed it to happen while hardworking Minnesotans paid the price. This chapter is far from closed.”
By some estimates, the Feeding Our Future scandal cost American taxpayers more than $300 million. Of the 63 individuals convicted so far, only a handful have been sentenced, including the two defendants this week.
Contact: Michelle Mackey | [email protected] | 612-900-5749
Dalia Al-Aqidi is the Republican candidate for Minnesota’s 5th Congressional District. Learn more at www.daliaforcongress.org.

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