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Former Des Moines Superintendent Faces Sentencing for False Citizenship Claim and Illegal Firearm Possession

Ian Roberts Des Moines Public Schools False Citizenship Claim

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Ian Roberts, former superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools, faces sentencing for falsely claiming U.S. citizenship and illegal firearm possession, with prosecutors recommending 37 months in prison before likely deportation.

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