Aimee Bock, former leader of the NGO "Feeding Our Future" in the USA, has been sentenced to nearly 42 years in prison for fraud of $250,000.

Aimee Bock, former head of the nonprofit organization Feeding Our Future in Minnesota, was sentenced to nearly 42 years in prison for her involvement in a $250 million fraud scheme. She admitted to failing in front of the federal court, stating that she disappointed the public and her family. Her case was used by Donald Trump to justify the deployment of federal agents in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, which led to protests and the death of two people. Prosecutors described Feeding Our Future as a 'cash conduit' for fraudulent claims, and Bock was found guilty of conspiracy, fraud, and bribery. Authorities also announced additional charges against other individuals, including Fahima Mahamud, CEO of an early childhood education center, for fraud related to childcare services. Food fraud cases have particularly affected the Somali community in Minnesota, and Trump has often criticized this community, accusing it of illegal activities.