# Legislative Auditor's 2024 Feeding Our Future report *A 2024 report of Minnesota's Legislative Auditor, catalogued in the project's at-issue record as a source checked for mention of Sherburne County.* The [[Legislative Auditor]]'s 2024 report on [[Feeding Our Future]] is one of three documents that the project's at-issue record says were searched for the word "Sherburne." The other two are a June 2026 [[House Oversight]] Committee staff report on [[Minnesota]] fraud, which the entry gives as 205 pages, and *[[The Cost of Doing Nothing]]*, which it gives as 53 pages. According to the entry, the county "does not appear in any of them."[^1] The entry places that absence beside a figure: Sherburne County "collected roughly $18 million a year from housing the people who did" contribute to the state's fraud record. The entry lists four sources across news and report domains, including the Legislative Auditor's site. The only source citable here is the entry's anchor, a March 2026 White House presidential action establishing a Task Force to Eliminate Fraud. That order does not itself carry the report's text or the search result, so the absence finding is recorded as the entry's claim. It has not been independently verified here.[^1] ## What The at-issue record identifies the document as the Legislative Auditor's 2024 report concerning Feeding Our Future. The record compiled for this article does not carry the report's title, findings, dollar totals, counts, or recommendations, and this article does not state them.[^1] ## In the at-issue record - **Sherburne County package (AI-Sherburne-005).** The entry states that searches of the Legislative Auditor's 2024 Feeding Our Future report, the House Oversight Committee's June 2026 staff report, and *The Cost of Doing Nothing* return no occurrence of "Sherburne." It sets this absence against the roughly $18 million a year it says the county collected from housing people connected to Minnesota's fraud record. The entry's stated reason for the pairing is that "the enforcement map and the detention map are different maps," which it says have not been laid over each other. Its anchor is the White House order cited below.[^1] - The entry carries the flag "NEGATIVE FINDING — high confidence, keyword-level." The flag describes the method behind the absence claim, a keyword search. It does not independently verify the claim.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: The White House, *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud* (March 2026). This is the anchor document cited by the at-issue entry AI-Sherburne-005. It establishes the federal instrument the entry is linked to, not the report's contents or the search result. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/establishing-the-task-force-to-eliminate-fraud/