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Eleven people, including military members, charged in a 2024–2025 scheme to fraudulently obtain green cards via fake marriages with Chinese nationals, using forged documents and bribes.
Eleven people, including U.S. military and former military members, were charged in a multistate marriage fraud scheme targeting service members from March 2024 to February 2025.
The alleged plot, uncovered by Homeland Security Investigations, involved staging sham marriages with Chinese nationals to obtain lawful permanent residency, using fake documentation and staged photos.
Participants were paid in installments tied to immigration milestones.
Some defendants are also accused of bribing a public official to gain unauthorized military ID cards.
The scheme spanned Florida, New York, Connecticut, and Nevada.
Eleven individuals face charges including marriage fraud conspiracy and bribery, with potential sentences of up to five years in prison.
Once personas, incluidos miembros del ejército, acusados en un esquema 20242025 para obtener tarjetas verdes de forma fraudulenta a través de falsos matrimonios con ciudadanos chinos, utilizando documentos falsificados y sobornos.