The DOJ announced Thursday they have uncovered a MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR Kenyan student loan fraud ring.

The Kenyans were stealing American identities, using the names to apply for student loans, and then sending the money back to Kenya.

They weren’t here to assimilate. They were here to steal.

Nick Sorter reports, “Numerous Kenyans have now been indicted by federal grand juries on multiple federal charges, including theft of government money and aggravated identity theft.”

Here is DOJ Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald speaking to reporters.

Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald: There’s more than $750,000 in cryptocurrency tied to this scheme and laundered through a network associated with Kenyan nationals. This is the first international seizure of its kind in Kenya.

In Nebraska, a grand jury has indicted Francis Mogambi, a Kenyan national, on charges of theft of government money and aggravated identity theft. According to court documents, Mogambi allegedly worked with associates in Kenya to steal U.S. identities, enroll victims as students, redirect federal aid payments, keep a share for himself, and send the rest to co-conspirators in Kenya.

In New Jersey, Mabed Patricia Utate Alberto, Patricia Arisleidy Perez, and George Arturo Alpha Mendez are charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

They allegedly acted as money mules in a scheme involving hundreds of ghost students and more than $1.3 million in proceeds. Prosecutors allege that money was sent overseas, including to individuals connected to a Kenya-based safari business used as a cover.

We are also acting urgently with Secretary McMahon and the Department of Education to identify and shut off fraudulent accounts to stop this money from going to the fraudsters.

full story and video at https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/10/theyre-not-here-assimilate-doj-uncovers-kenyan-multimillion/