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Des Moines Superintendent Gets Two
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Former Des Moines superintendent Ian Roberts was sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to false U.S. citizenship and firearms charges.
- Frame 1A federal judge puts former Des Moines schools chief Ian Roberts under two years after he admitted a false U.S. citizen claim.
- Frame 2He had led Iowa’s largest school district, serving about 30,000 students, before the case closed the school year in court.
- Frame 3In January, he pleaded guilty to the citizen claim and firearms counts, with a possible 20-year maximum.
- Frame 4Prosecutors alleged nearly two decades without work authorization and a counterfeit Social Security card.
- Frame 5Defense sought probation for removal from the United States; prosecutors asked for 37 months.
- Frame 6Judge Rebecca Goodgame Ebinger chose 24 months: prison first, likely deportation next.
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