According to court documents, Intriago was an immigration attorney and provided immigration-related services. She advertises her services on social media, targeting immigrants from Spanish-speaking countries. Intriago is not a licensed attorney in any state. Victims pay Intriago to represent them in immigration-related matters with USCIS and other agencies. To prove that he was acting on behalf of his victims, Intriago sent letters, emails, receipts, documents, and communications to his victims, falsely representing these records as legitimate communications. she was sent from U.S. agencies, including the Department of Homeland Security and USCIS. Intriago never submitted the necessary immigration documents, nor did Intriago notify the victims of applications that were denied. She also threatened victims when they complained about her behavior, by telling them that she would report their immigration status to US immigration authorities, which would subject the victims to prosecution. expulsion.
“USCIS has zero tolerance for immigration fraud and works diligently to protect our immigration system,” said USCIS Acting Administrator Ken Cuccinelli. “USCIS will identify and expose fraudulent immigration schemes, and we are proud to have partnered with ICE and the United States Attorney’s Office to end this illegal and deceptive practice.”
This case was investigated by the Department of Homeland Security, Homeland Security Investigations, and USCIS and is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Frank Murray.
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