Department of Homeland Security Investigates Former Boston Councillor Sentenced for Corruption Plan

With the Trump administration returning to zero Boston’s Sanctuary Stand For illegal immigration, the Department of Homeland Security confirmed it is reviewing the identity of a former African-born MP who was sentenced Friday in a corruption investigation.

Boston MP Tania Fernandes Anderson, born in Cape Verde, pleaded guilty earlier this year Boston Herald Report As a kickback program, she did it in the City Hall bathroom.

Tiktok’s Libs, a social media account to criticize liberal hypocrisy and run by activist Chaya Raichik, who highlighted Anderson last week and said sources told her DHS was investigating Anderson.

“Yes, we are investigating,” Assistant Homeland Security Secretary Tricia McLaughlin told Fox News Digital when asked about Monday’s claim.

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After being elected in 2021, Anderson Talk to WGBH Regarding her Muslim and African background, she was mentioned that she was “undocumented”.

“We always say ‘ummah’, meaning ‘community’. It doesn’t necessarily exclude non-Muslims.”

At the time, I thought, as I was a Muslim, Cape Verde, Cape Verde, an African immigrant, and now African American – I think all of this is what makes me a very dynamic black woman. ”

Cape Verde is a few hundred miles of islands in Senegal with about 600,000 people, most famous in the United States for many North Atlantic hurricane developments.

Anderson said in her post-election speech at Nubian Square in Boston that she hopes to work to break down the “quarantine” between the small number of Roxbury neighborhoods and the southern end of Boston.

WGBH said: “If we can really be honest with our work and put the community first. That’s when I start to feel really good.

Regarding her court case, The Herald reported that Anderson gave a staffer $13,000 at $7,000, adding that the swap occurred in the aforementioned bathroom.

Wu Xiangbangdi in Boston started a revolution when other cities lashed out at the warnings of “sanctuary”.

The paper said Justice Indira Talwani, an Obama-appointed judge, told Anderson that the kickback could be considered “low-hanging fruit” but was still a “breach of trust.”

Anderson later Slam In the media, the Herald and Fox’s Boston branches were named, asking them to “stop talking about me”, and the “introversion” in the News did not help.

She claims the media doesn’t always report to black people “accurately” and that the media also “TR[ies] Create a story “and should “verify your facts.”

“Let her wave the power towards her head and often put herself on her constituents who trust her to represent them and act for their benefit,” said Ted Docks, a special agent with the FBI Boston division. ”

“Today’s sentences give her a blatant embrace of fraud and deception and to make up for her nest with taxpayer money in the city hall bathroom.”

The news of the Department of Homeland Security’s investigation lasted for several days between the Trump administration in Washington and Wu administration in Boston.

Mayor of Boston Michelle Wu A raucous press conference last month, bold Attorney General Pam Bondi Sheltered city policy.

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Wu, Democrats accused the Trump administration of being a party that “non-compliance with the law”.

“These threats are serious and consequences at a time when the federal government has already caused so much fear and harm in our communities,” she said, after the Trump administration warned that cities could prosecute or cut federal funding if they refuse to cooperate. Immigration law enforcement.

“Stop attacking our cities to cover up the failure of the administration. Unlike the Trump administration, Boston complies with the law … you are legally wrong and security-related.”

Bondi has sent letters to several sanctuary jurisdictions warning them that their cooperation laws with immigration enforcement are contrary to federal law.

Fox News Digital contacted Anderson, Scott Bauer listed public defenders, but did not hear immediately.