A Deseret News article dated March 11, 2025 reported that Jennica Pounds hinted at future government work while awaiting a background check.
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- A Deseret News article dated March 11, 2025 reported that Jennica Pounds hinted at future government work while awaiting a background check.
“Pounds said she is unable to “discuss details about potential employers,” but she hinted at a future “working within the government,” and previously said she is waiting on a federal “background check,”” the outlet stated in an article dated March 11, 2025.
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