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Islamic American Relief Agency Indicted for U.S. Sanctions Violations on Iraq

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The Islamic American Relief Agency was indicted for violating U.S. sanctions on Iraq, having secretly funneled funds and resources to the country. This news emerged as Seth Meyers criticized Republican attacks on Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, noting that El-Sayed’s mother was historically employed by the agency. The agency is part of the Islamic African Relief Agency.

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The agency's sanctions violation involves providing financial and material support to Iraq. This regulatory action, combined with the family association of Abdul El-Sayed, introduces reputational risk for the candidate. Donald Trump also made critical comments regarding Abdul El-Sayed.

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    The Islamic American Relief Agency might face regulatory action leading to indictment for violating U.S. sanctions.

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