Welcome to Crossroads. Large scale fraud, even more of it, in fact, maybe even larger now,

has been uncovered in Los Angeles and this ties into people defrauding the hospice system.

All those poor people, they're actually stealing money from dying grandmas. It's pretty terrible.

Meanwhile, Scott Turner's Secretary of Housing Urban Development

explained how illegal aliens were taking advantage of yet another taxpayer-funded program.

This one was using mixed status loopholes in these subsidized housing programs.

And on another topic, the U.S. government seems to be tired of this,

and they've suspended visas to people from countries, entire countries,

where they deem people more likely to take advantage of things like welfare.

You have some countries where the migrant populations,

literally about 90, 98% of every household is on welfare.

I'll be talking about these topics and a lot more today. Should make sure at the like button, let's get started.

All right, first of all, large-scale hospice fraud is being uncovered in Los Angeles.

Now, this comes on the heels of what we saw in Minneapolis, where the Somali community was doing pretty large-scale fraud, using like daycares and, you know,

fake daycares and things like that. Same thing in Los Angeles, but a lot of this has to do with

hospice. This came after people found out around 31% of all hospice in home health care companies

in the entire United States, 31% in the entire

country are registered in a single county, which is Los Angeles.

And people have been looking into it.

CBS actually did a decent on-the-ground report on it, and CBS followed some of the same models used by independent

journalists elsewhere looking into fraud in places like Minneapolis. Basically, you go there

to the actual locations, you knock on some doors, and you see, well, these things are kind

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