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Federal prosecutors have charged 11 individuals in a marriage fraud scheme involving over 1,000 sham unions aimed at helping Chinese nationals secure U.S. green cards. The scheme, which allegedly generated tens of millions of dollars over a decade, involved various roles including facilitators and recruiters, and utilized staged marriages to appear legitimate.
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Federal prosecutors have charged 11 individuals in a marriage fraud scheme involving over 1,000 sham unions aimed at helping Chinese nationals secure U.S. green cards. The scheme, which allegedly generated tens of millions of dollars over a decade, involved various roles including facilitators and recruiters, and utilized staged marriages to appear legitimate.
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Feds bust one of largest alleged marriage fraud schemes in US history involving 1,000-plus Chinese sham unions
Federal Charges Filed in Alleged Marriage Fraud Scheme Involving Over 1,000 Sham Unions