Minnesota fraud: Rochester woman gets 6 months in prison after guilty plea | 1 April 2026 | A Rochester woman who admitted to laundering hundreds of thousands of dollars in the massive $300 million Feeding our Future scheme has been sentenced to six months in prison and is being forced to pay back more than $491,000. Zamzam Jama, 50, was sentenced Tuesday to serve six months in prison and must pay more than $491,000 in restitution for her involvement in the Feeding Our Future fraud scheme. She is required to surrender to the U.S. Marshal by June 2 to begin her sentence.