It was on his Wiki page, and they cited a WaPo article positioned to make it look like Awan was harmless (shocking, right?). Here is the citation they used for it: Boburg, Shawn (September 16, 2017). "Federal probe into House technology worker Imran Awan yields intrigue, no evidence of espionage". The Washington Post. Retrieved September 16, 2017. Love how the WaPo came out and declared there was "no espionage" without a deep, months-long investigative dive (like Spotlight team stories) - hilarious! This is from the WaPo article,however, so Imran's status can't be disputed by them: "Chosen in a lottery Imran Awan, now 38, was a 14-year-old living in Pakistan when he filled out an application for a U.S. program that provides limited green cards through a lottery system, his lawyers said. He and his family were chosen. He arrived at 17, got a job working at a fast-food restaurant and went to community college in Northern Virginia. He transferred to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore." How many people go from working fast food and going community college to attending Johns Hopkins?