Minnesota Medicaid operator's bankruptcy-to-riches rise crashes into fraud probe

Now, the Minnesota Department of Human Services has suspended Kubei's license to provide home and community-based services as it investigates allegations that he was failing to render the services the state was paying him to provide. 

Kubei's companies were expected to help find community-based housing for the disabled, former convicts, nursing home residents, and other people who have difficulty finding permanent housing.

"The license holder and controlling individual are the subjects of a pending administrative investigation and pending administrative action related to fraud against Minnesota's Medicaid program," a letter from the Minnesota Department of Human Services to Kubei reads.

Home Sweet Home Minnesota alone has received nearly $3.2 million in taxpayer-funded payments since 2024, according to Alpha News' review of Minnesota's transparency database.

"This is damaging of my reputation in this community. This is targeting. This is bullying," he continued.

Kubei's interview was preceded by a jingle, singing: "Immigrant money, immigrant money, I came from overseas and now I got the money." 

"I urge you to come to my summit for me to teach you how these things are supposed to be done," Kubei said in the interview, per Alpha News. "I figured it out."

He has appealed his license suspension and is seeking to restore state-funded payments to his businesses. 

Kubei did not respond to a request for comment when reached by Fox News Digital on Friday.