by Julia Cassidy, Townhall:
What does Tim Walz do over in Minnesota besides advocate for tampons in boys’ bathrooms? Another scam was recently uncovered in Minnesota, involving at least 33 state college campuses. Reportedly, “ghost students” are collecting financial aid by enrolling in universities under fake aliases and pocketing the money before disappearing. There are more than 7,700 suspected so far.
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Over 7700 suspected ‘ghost students’—people who take taxpayer funds for college then never show up—found in Minnesotahttps://t.co/2GbHIBncmR
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 15, 2026
MORE MINNESOTA FRAUD
More than 7,700 “ghost students” found in Minnesota State Colleges last year across their 33 campuses.
Students enroll in college under a fake name, get financial aid, then disappear.
These ghost students cost taxpayers $12.5 million according to the…
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) June 15, 2026
