Ian Roberts, a former superintendent of Des Moines Public Schools in Iowa, is sentenced to two years in federal prison after pleading guilty to federal charges involving misrepresentation of citizenship and unlawful firearms possession. Multiple outlets report that Roberts falsely claimed to be a U.S. citizen while living in the United States and that he was found to be illegally possessing firearms. NBC News and The Hill describe the sentence as a two-year term in federal prison, and NBC News also includes Roberts’s statement of regret during the proceedings. Courthouse News adds that Roberts is likely to face deportation to his native Guyana after serving his prison term. Fox News similarly ties the case to illegal possession of firearms and immigration status, while also noting his prior role leading Iowa’s largest school district, which serves more than 30,000 students. The New York Post and other outlets characterize the outcome as resulting in potential deportation following incarceration. All sources describe the same core resolution: a two-year federal prison sentence connected to immigration-related false citizenship claims and firearms-related charges.