DOJ busts ‘ghost students’, seizes $750k in stolen financial aid sent to Kenyan safari outfit
The Justice Department unveiled charges against five people accused of orchestrating a sophisticated campaign to rip off federal financial aid by enrolling "ghost students" who existed only on paper — seizing about $750,000 in ill-gotten fu
Republican Ledger staff · 6:15 PM ET
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The Justice Department unveiled charges against five people accused of orchestrating a sophisticated campaign to rip off federal financial aid by enrolling "ghost students" who existed only on paper — seizing about $750,000 in ill-gotten funds.
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