Welfare fraud negatively impacts working citizens who are forced to fund programs that are frequently being exploited.

“when we're working hard and we're paying anywhere from 20 to 50% of our money back into the hands of the government while people are just funneling money, it makes us all mad and it's not fair to anybody quite frankly.”

The implementation of wealth taxes on assets threatens fundamental private property rights and sets a dangerous precedent for government overreach.

“we're giving the government the right to look into our private property. Now, I'll say another thing. It's totally reasonable to say that billionaires aren't paying their fair share of taxes.”

Politicians often turn a blind eye to welfare fraud as part of a patronage system designed to buy political support.

“There's some roundt tripping here where some of the funds that are going into the pockets of the Somali community through this fraud end up back in the hands of politicians.”