Prosecutors are seeking over seven years in prison for former U.S. Rep. George Santos for federal fraud and identity theft charges, arguing that his crimes undermined the election system. Despite claims of remorse, Santos’s lawyers push for a two-year sentence, citing his cooperation in a separate federal investigation and lack of prior criminal record. Santos’ downfall came after fabricating his background and committing financial crimes, leading to his expulsion from Congress and legal repercussions for his campaign staffers.
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Citizen who was ordered to leave the U.S. in 7 days says she’s heard nothing from federal officials
Federal authorities ordered Nicole Micheroni, a 40-year-old U.S. citizen and immigration attorney, to leave the country within seven days due to an erroneous parole termination notice from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Micheroni, who received the notice via a no-reply email, expressed concerns about the lack of careful processing by DHS, while another immigration attorney, Carmen Bello, reported a similar experience. A DHS official stated that Customs and Border Protection is issuing these notices...
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