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America's wokest prosecutor has cheek to slam Trump ICE raids after her office freed Somali 'serial rapist'

 

By Rachel Bowman 

 

Daily Mail

Dec 29, 2025

 

 

 

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty (pictured) seemingly insisted that there has been no wrongdoing by gangs of Somali immigrants in Minnesota 

 

America's wokest prosecutor slammed Donald Trump for unleashing ICE 'strike teams' on Somalis in Minnesota after the feds charged a 'serial rapist' immigrant freed by her office.

The Trump administration has honed in on the state and deployed nearly 100 immigration officers to Minneapolis-Saint Paul earlier this month after a massive Somali fraud scandal under Governor Tim Walz's leadership was unveiled.

Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty released a video in response to the crackdown, denying the existence of Somali gangs around the Twin Cities.

'There are no roving gangs of Somali people in this community, harassing, threatening, doing anything to any of our community members. Let me repeat that again because I've heard this often,' she said.

'There are no roving gangs of Somalis targeting or harassing or doing anything inappropriate to any community members. Those are simply lies. It is not true.'

Moriarty seemingly insisted that there has been no wrongdoing by gangs Somali immigrants in Minnesota and vowed not to assist ICE.

'Our office at the Hennepin County Attorney's Office here will not assist in any way, shape or form in any of these ICE raids,' she said.

'Our Somali community members are what makes Minneapolis one of the finest places in the world to live.'

 

President Trump unleashed ICE 'strike teams' on Somalis in Minnesota after a massive Somali fraud scandal under Governor Tim Walz's leadership was unveiled

 

However, federal prosecutors recently charged a Somali national with raping a minor in addition to multiple adult women after Moriarty's office gave him a plea deal that avoided prison time.

Abdimahat Bille Mohamed, 28, was convicted of two separate rapes in May, including for the 2017 sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl and a 2024 sexual assault, but was only sentenced to probation due to his deals with Moriarty's office.

While out on probation in September, federal prosecutors say he kidnapped and raped another woman while holding her hostage in a hotel for a week.

The complaint also accuses Mohamed of committing at least five sexual assaults between 2017 and 2025, including several gang rapes.

'This Somali national in Minnesota is charged with raping a minor and multiple adult women before being detained - only to be quickly released by a local court, after which he committed yet another rape,' Attorney General Pamela Bondi said.

'This horrific case illustrates how left-wing soft-on-crime policies and vetting failures put innocent people at dire risk. If Minnesota will not protect its own people, the Department of Justice will do it for them.'

Moriarty called the charges against Mohamed a 'political stunt' and claimed federal prosecutors are not prioritizing the safety of victims.

'Yesterday’s DOJ press release is a clear attempt to politicize a sexual assault prosecution to inflict further harm on our entire Somali community,' Moriarty said.

 

Federal prosecutors recently charged a Somali national Abdimahat Bille Mohamed (pictured), 28, with raping a minor and multiple adult women after Moriarty's office gave him a plea deal that avoided prison time

Moriarty called the charges against Mohamed a 'political stunt,' and said her office will not assist ICE 

 

'We know this is a political stunt because we are well aware of the DOJ’s track record on violence against women under the current administration.'

'Those who actually prosecute sexual assault cases every day know there are significant evidentiary hurdles to obtaining a prison sentence that incapacitates the defendant so that they can’t inflict more harm in the community,' she added.

Moriarty has been dubbed America's wokest prosecutor by critics over her tough-on-cops, soft-on-criminals decisions.

This year, she let a woke serial Tesla vandal off with keying six cars and causing $21,000 of damage, while pursuing murder charges against a cop who lawfully killed a suspect. 

Moriarty declined to charge Minnesota Department of Human Services employee Dylan Adams, who was caught on camera vandalizing several Teslas, and allowed him to enter a diversion program and keep his taxpayer-funded job.

Meanwhile, she relentlessly tried to charge state trooper Ryan Londregan with murder and manslaughter for shooting dead Ricky Cobb II, a black man killed in July 2023 after he tried to drag the trooper's partner away during a traffic stop.