Zamzam Jama Sentenced in $5.6M Feeding Our Future Fraud

0:00It's April 1st. This is U.S. news today, driven by AI tracking America in real time. Zam Zamjama just got hit with six months in federal prison and has to repay $491,000 for her role in the massive. Feeding our future fraud scheme. Her family ran a spot called Brava Restaurant in Cafe and Rochester, faking claims of serving kids 1.7 million meals to snag 5. 6 million in taxpayer cash for child nutrition programs. She's the first of six family members to face sentencing, marking the 8th defendant overall in this sprawling case, where penalties have swung from. One year to more than 17 years behind bars. The day before Jama's ruling, co-conspirator Abdul Abu Bakar Ali drew just over a year, dipping below federal guidelines thanks to his quick, cooperation with investigators, which helped prosecutors build the case. Dozens have now pleaded guilty or been convicted in what ranks as one of the biggest fraud takedowns by the U.S. attorney's office lately, with assets, like Jama's $480,000 home

1:05and SUV already seized.