TSA Whistleblower Says She Routinely Saw Somalians Flying Out of Minneapolis Airport Carrying Suitcases Filled With Millions in Cash

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A TSA whistleblower has come forward to say she routinely witnessed Somalian immigrants flying out of Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport carrying suitcases stuffed with millions of dollars of cash and fake passports.

“It seemed so lackadaisical that these people could get through the airport with all that cash,” the former TSA agent told Alpha News reporter Liz Collin, this week. “Time after time after time. It wasn’t a one time thing.”

She said “it was frustrating to see it when I was a TSA agent and it’s certainly frustrating now watching this state’s administration.”

During a press conference in St. Paul, Friday, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz (D) attempted to downplay the massive amount of fraud that has been perpetrated by his state’s Somali community.

“This 80 people or so that have been convicted in this, maybe more,” he  said, stressing that the “Medicaid fraud will stretch across all demographics, all ethnic groups.”

“Each community has this in its own midst,” Walz claimed.

However, according to Alpha News’ whistleblower, the highly suspicious activity at the airport was unique to the Somali community.

“I saw suitcases with millions of dollars in cash and the couriers were always Somali men traveling in pairs,” the former TSA agent said.

She added that it “really blew her mind” because they were always able to get through the checkpoints.

“Typically, what would happen is a law enforcement officer would come, check their credentials,” she told Collin, adding that it wouldn’t be too difficult to identify them now because there is a paper trail of their travels, as well as surveillance video.

“Their I.D.s were always documented and probably their plane tickets as well,” she explained. “So there is a trail of that out there.”

The whistleblower estimated that in the five years she was a TSA agent at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport at least  “a billion dollars went through the airport.”

The former agent said in one instance, a Somali man has a carry on bag “filled with brand new passports,” lamenting that “he was allowed to go through the checkpoint.”

She told Collin that she left her job several years ago and had no idea how other TSA agents felt about the suspicious activity they were seeing.

“I didn’t feel good about it then and certainly now it all makes sense,” the whistleblower stated.

Collin referenced a recent City Journal report that revealed “millions of dollars in stolen funds have been sent back to Somalia, where they ultimately landed in the hands of the terror group Al-Shabaab.”

The former TSA agent said she had no doubt that much of the money had found its way to the Somali terrorist group.

She said she was coming forward because “I think Minnesotans need to know that millions of dollars left through the airport. It was cash.”

“It was literally suitcases full of cash,” she stressed. “Walz and Omar should both resign in shame.”