After Homeland Security, House Oversight probe his migrant agency.
Gateway Community Services CEO Abdullahi Ali, a failed candidate for the 2024 presidential race in Jubbaland, Somalia, is selling his four-bedroom Hardy Road home.
Abdullahi Ali — a top Maine Democrat insider who has been hailed by liberal newspapers for his work on behalf of “New Mainers” — may be saying goodbye to the state where he built a multimillion-dollar Medicaid agency.
On Monday, Ali’s primary residence at 58 Hardy Road in Falmouth hit the market for a cool $1 million, suggesting the Somali-American refugee would prefer to have some liquid cash rather than an asset that could — hypothetically — be easy to seize for the U.S. Justice Department.
The real estate listing hit Zillow and Redfin less than a week after Maine Wire reporters watched more than a dozen Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents descend upon the Canal St. offices of Gateway Community Services in Lewiston.
According to his public social media posts, Ali has been spending most of his time since he lost the 2024 election for the Jubbaland presidency in Kenya and Dubai.
Before returning to Somalia with towering political ambitions, Ali built a Medicaid agency that billed roughly $5 million per year — an agency with strong political connections to the administration of Gov. Janet Mills that allowed it to garner another million dollars in taxpayer-funded no-bid contracts and grant awards.
Most recently, Attorney General Aaron Frey (D) handed Gateway a $400,000 grant from opioid settlement funds via the company’s 501(c)(3) bank account.
Although Ali may have said goodbye to the Pine Tree State, Gateway alumni still populate top elected offices and political organizations.
https://www.themainewire.com/2026/01/celebrated-democrat-ngo-leader-lists-million-dollar-maine-mcmansion-for-sale-after-homeland-security-house-oversight-probe-his-migrant-agency/
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