re: More on the illegal Iowa school supt.

Exactly, I had to go through a background check and submit fingerprints to be able to chaperone my grandkids field trips. What the frick Iowa?

The x thread that posted all the receipts on this guy had a billing statement from that firm that was presented to his previous employer in pennsylvania.

It was Ray and Associates. They provide that board with three candidates from which to choose.

Ray and Associates was the head hunter on at least his last three jobs.

The current CEO of Ray and Associates is Dr Stephanie Burrage EdD linkedin

Her last job was Office of Tim Walz Chief Equity Officer

I shite you not.


If your school board hires these clowns to find a superintendent for your district, you know that all three choices will all be the same.

By the way, Millcreek paid $19500 for their exhaustive search in 2020.

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Huge win, lefties. This draws people to your side for sure.

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Unfortunately for many lefties, this is solidifying their radical base in their efforts to "fundamentally change America".

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He has a very long, violent criminal record, combined with immigration fraud. He also voted in elections.

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So he's the poster child of the Dem base? When's his Mural going up in Iowa?

Book deal and Made for TV movie incoming ...

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His criminal record includes the following:

July 3, 1996: Charges for criminal possession of narcotics with intent to sell, criminal possession of narcotics, criminal possession of a forgery instrument and possession of a forged instrument in New York.
Nov. 13, 1998: A charge for third-degree unauthorized use of a vehicle in Queens, New York, which was dismissed July 6, 1999.
Nov. 1, 2012: A conviction for reckless driving, unsafe operation and speeding in Maryland.
Feb. 3, 2020: Charges for second-degree criminal possession of a weapon (having a loaded firearm outside his home or business); third-degree criminal possession of a weapon (an ammunition feeding device); and fourth-degree weapon charges. A document from Feb. 4, 2020, indicates that the second-degree criminal possession charge was inchoate.
Jan. 20, 2022: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania convicted Roberts of unlawful possession of a loaded firearm.
Sept. 26, 2025: Roberts was arrested with a Glock 9mm pistol and a fixed-blade hunting knife in his possession. He also had $3,000 in cash.
Oct. 2, 2025: Roberts criminally charged with being an illegal alien in possession of firearms.
Roberts’ immigration history includes two visas, four Green Card applications and subsequent denials, and several trips:

June 1, 1994: Roberts entered the United States at John F. Kennedy International Airport on a B-2 nonimmigrant visa; he was classified as a visitor for pleasure. He departed the U.S. on an unknown date but returned before his 1996 arrest for narcotics possession.
March 8, 1999: He entered the U.S. through California’s San Francisco International Airport as an F-1 student visa holder. The visa was set to expire March 7, 2004. He departed the U.S. on an unknown date.
June 28, 1999: Roberts reentered the U.S. through San Francisco on the same F-1 student visa. He departed the U.S. on an unknown date.
Aug. 30, 1999: He again reentered the U.S. at JFK International Airport on the same student visa.
Feb. 9, 2000: Roberts filed an application for employment authorization, which U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services approved April 5, 2000, with an expiration date of April 1, 2001.
Sept. 4, 2000: He left the U.S. from JFK International Airport.
Sept. 30, 2000: Roberts entered the U.S. again at JFK International Airport on the same F-1 student visa.
May 21, 2001: He filed a green card application with USCIS, which the agency rejected Jan. 3, 2003.
May 15, 2018: Roberts filed another green card application with USCIS, which the agency again rejected on May 30 that year.
June 4, 2018: Roberts filed another green card application, which USCIS rejected for the third time June 20 that year.
July 15, 2018: He filed for employment authorization documents, which USCIS granted on Dec. 18 that year, giving the documents an expiration date of Dec. 18, 2019.
July 16, 2018: Roberts filed, for the fourth time, a green card application. USCIS denied it Jan. 24, 2020.
Nov. 18, 2019: He filed another application for employment authorization documents, which USCIS approved Dec. 3 of that year and issued an expiration date of Dec. 18, 2020.
Feb. 11, 2020: Roberts updated his address with USCIS.
Oct. 2, 2020: USCIS issued him a notice to appear before an immigration judge.
May 22, 2024: An immigration judge in Dallas, Texas, ordered Roberts removed in absentia.
April 24, 2025: An immigration judge in Dallas denied Roberts’ motion to reopen his case.
Sept. 26, 2025: ICE officials arrested Roberts in Des Moines, Iowa.
Roberts is now in U.S. Marshals custody and will be prosecuted for his recent crimes.

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Book deal and Made for TV movie incoming ...

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Damn. I just paid a ticket for $200.00 for failure to stop lest I be arrested.

This dude was School Board Prez in Des Moines?

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Alaska fingerprinted and did thorough criminal background checks when I was teaching. Even for substitutes or temps.

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Still hired trannies in LKSD in the Kuskokwim. It got kicked out of a rural village then was hired in Bethel at the school

Geez, I tried to be careful with my wording, still got the downvotes.

If there was evidence that he actually voted, we could beat the 'we don't need no stinking voter ID' crowd with it.

As I said - it's bad that he was registered to vote, that's fricked up. But so far, I have not seen any evidence that he voted - do we have it? I'm not saying it makes it OK, if he never voted, it's still fricked up.

We need voter ID laws/controls, and stricter registration laws/controls.

I guess I am a dumbass, cause I don't get where I'm going wrong here. No kidding, can you explain?