Minnesota Republican Rep. Kristin Robbins is pressing Congresswoman Ilhan Omar to answer questions about her 2020 legislation that loosened rules for federal child nutrition programs—rules prosecutors say enabled the Feeding Our Future fraud scandal that stole $250 million. Omar didn't show up to a state hearing and hasn't responded to multiple requests for testimony, prompting Robbins to formally demand documents by May 5. The committee also highlighted Omar's public promotion of Safari Restaurant, whose owner was later convicted in the scheme. The real dispute is over whether Omar's MEALS Act created conditions fraudsters exploited, not whether she personally committed fraud—important context the post's hashtags blur with partisan framing.