Questions continue to surround Minnesota’s massive Feeding Our Future fraud case after a report linked Rep. Ilhan Omar’s sister, Sahra Noor, to a business address connected to individuals convicted in the scheme. While the report raises concerns about shared addresses and business records, it does not accuse Omar or her sister of any criminal wrongdoing.

According to The Daily Wire, Noor registered her consulting company, Grit Partners Consulting, using a Lakeville, Minnesota address owned by a couple whose business records reportedly show ties to people later convicted in the fraud investigation. Prosecutors have described the Feeding Our Future case as the largest public fraud scheme in Minnesota history, involving hundreds of millions of dollars intended for child nutrition programs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The report also notes that Noor’s consulting firm has helped secure more than $20 million for health initiatives and that she previously led People’s Center Clinics & Services, which received a $2 million legislative earmark while Omar served in the Minnesota Legislature. However, the report does not allege that the funding was connected to the fraud investigation.

At this time, neither federal prosecutors nor Minnesota investigators have accused Rep. Ilhan Omar or Sahra Noor of participating in the Feeding Our Future scheme. The investigation centers on business registrations, shared addresses, and associations with individuals convicted in the broader case, while authorities continue pursuing legal action against other defendants.