Whether aggravated identity theft convictions must be reversed when the real 'crux' of the fraud turns, not on any person's name, but on their qualifications

QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW Whether aggravated identity theft convictions must be reversed when the real “crux” of the fraud turns, not on any person’s name, but on their qualifications. See United States v. Dubin, 599 U.S. 110 (2023).