California: $3 Billion Pakistani Muslim Medical Fraud in 2 Years

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$3 Billion Pakistani Muslim Medical Fraud in 2 Years

By Daniel Greenfield, Mar 28, 2026:

On March 24, 2026, Jahangeer Ali, a Pakistani citizen living in California and operating the ‘Oregon Clinic Laboratory’ in that state, was accused of submitting over $46 million in fake Medicare claims for tests that no doctor had ordered and no patient ever received.

It was the second multi-million dollar Muslim medical fraud case in March after a Muslim illegal alien fugitive from Azerbaijan, had been accused of a $90 million Medicare medical fraud case, totaling nearly $150 million in Muslim medical fraud in just one month. An incredible number.

But while Somali Muslim health care fraud has dominated the headlines (and been covered extensively in our digital pamphlet, ‘Somalimerica’), Pakistani Muslims still lead in the traditional forms of health care fraud: especially involving Medicare billing for tests and equipment..

In February, two Pakistani Muslims, one living in his own country and the other in Texas, along with other Pakistanis, were charged in a $10 million Medicare billing fraud case. Like the Azerbaijani, medical fraud case, the two Muslim men were accused of scamming Medicare and insurers for fake durable medical equipment. The money was then laundered to Pakistan.

In January, a fugitive Pakistani Muslim hospital executive out of Chicago was arrested abroad after being accused of using fake COVID test companies to steal $300 million and embezzling $15 million out of a public hospital. The scheme was even larger than that because the suspects had actually tried for $900 million in reimbursements.At its peak, the ‘O’Hare Clinic Lab’ had allegedly submitted 1.36 million false claims for more than 1 million fake patients in 3 months.

Some of the Muslim men involved in the nearly $1 billion scheme initially fled to Dubai.

Also in January, I reported on a $68 million Pakistani Muslim Medicaid fraud scheme involving adult day care centers that had links to powerful figures in the New York State Democratic Party, as well as the NYPD and CAIR.

2025 however had been a record year for Pakistani Muslim health care fraud that was largely overshadowed by the even larger Somali Muslim health care fraud operating out of Minnesota.

In June 2025, a Pakistani Muslim man was charged in a $650 million Medicaid fraud in Arizona employing his coding and billing company operating out of Pakistan for ‘addiction’ clinics that recruited homeless people and used the money to buy a ‘golf estate’ in Dubai. Media reports falsely described the Pakistani Muslim as an ‘Arizona man’ even though he lived in Dubai.

Five Pakistani Muslim men were indicted in a separate $703 million Medicare and Medicaid fraud that relied on stealing the names of beneficiaries and then billing for COVID test kits and other equipment through a Pakistan based call center.

Medical test fraud was a popular one among Pakistani Muslims. In Texas, the owner of ‘American Premier Lab’, a man named ‘Mohammed’ was charged for allegedly submitting $93 million in fraudulent Medicare claims over genetic tests that were never requested or performed.

Another Mohammed, this one a ‘Muhammad’, was indicted in a $293 million Medicare, Medicaid and private insurance COVID testing fraud scheme operating out of four labs in Illinois and California controlled by the two Muslim men. A Pakistani doctor in New York was charged in a $15 million fake testing scheme. Earlier that year, another Pakistani Muslim pled guilty as part of another $100 million Medicare fraud in which a massive amount of fraudulent claims were filed.

While there were many other cases, they generally fell below the $2 million range. And the  larger Pakistani Muslim health care fraud schemes in 2025 and 2026 are over $2.8 billion. Together with the various smaller Pakistani Muslim frauds, they approach $3 billion.

$3 billion in Pakistani Muslim health care fraud has led to indictments, trials, pleas or investigations in just a year and a half. While many of the schemes, especially the testing frauds, date further back to the COVID era, they have been creeping through the system.

And the Trump administration’s vigorous fraud prosecutions uncovered from years ago.

The total amount is staggering especially when you consider that there are less than a million Pakistanis in America. With around 700,000 Pakistani occupants in this country, the individual fraud burden for Pakistani Muslim mass migration becomes over $4,000 per person.

Does the net benefit provided by the vast expansion of the Pakistani population from 165,000 after 9/11 to over 600,000 really compensate for the billions of dollars stolen from Americans?

(Note. To simplify matters, the article refers to Muslims from the Indian region as Pakistanis, even though some operate in their own Islamic terrorist breakaway state known as ‘Pakistan’, which harbored Osama bin Laden and other terrorists, while others operate in Bangladesh, which recently suffered an Islamist coup and has been purging its non-Islamist population, while still others have remained behind to plot and carry out terrorist attacks in India, and still others, like Zohran Mamdani’s family have moved across oil states like Qatar and the UAE or set up their own colonial enclaves in parts of Africa, as they share a common culture and identity.)

The nearly $3 billion in health care fraud also reveals a pattern of companies operating from Pakistan who are able to function as medical providers in the United States. Considering the systemic pattern of Pakistani overseas medical fraud in these past years, the Trump administration would be well served by banning foreign providers, especially from Pakistan, China and Bangladesh, from being able to bill Medicare, Medicaid or other medical providers, or play any role whatsoever in the American health care system.

Some of the frauds involved Pakistani companies collecting the names of Medicare and Medicaid recipients through various means, including by operating websites offering supposed benefits to Medicare and Medicaid patients, and by operating third party call centers providing customer support for major health care providers.

Health care companies should be prevented from outsourcing customer service to Pakistan.

And after these abuses and others carried out by testing companies operated by foreign nationals which rushed to cash in on the boom in medical testing, medical testing companies should be treated as a national security resource and foreign nationals, especially those from China, Pakistan and Bangladesh, should be barred from holding ownership stakes in them.

With common sense solutions like these, we can end this plague of Pakistani medical fraud, and save billions of dollars for American taxpayers.