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Liberian national found guilty of immigration fraud, perjury

Mohammed Jabbateh, 51, aka “Jungle Jabbah” a citizen of Liberia, lied about his activities during Liberia’s first civil war when applying for immigration benefits. Jabbateh was not truthful about his activities as a member of the United Liberation Movement of Liberia for Democracy (ULIMO) and later ULIMO-K, rebel groups that battled for control of Liberia. Jabbateh was a battalion commander in ULIMO and ULIMO-K from approximately 1992 through 1995.

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Nineteen Defendants Charged with Marriage and Visa Immigration Fraud

As reported by WJTV and CIS, a veteran Jackson, MS police officer was charged with falsifying police reports for accusers seeking U visas. As noted by the Department of Justice, a local attorney was indicted for submitting these false documents to USCIS. In addition to the U visa fraud ring with 16 counts of fraud brought to trial, a marriage fraud ring was detected in Jackson, MS in this 2016 investigation, with 16 counts of fraud brought to trial. 12 defendants wound up pleading guilty.

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Immigration Relief Possible In Return For Crime Victims' Cooperation

As reported by NPR, it’s really mean to make illegal aliens fill out U visa paperwork that allows them to flaunt all our immigration laws and skip to the front of the line with their families. Probably we should use our taxes to hirer people fill the forms out for them, even though we already use our taxes as slush funds for left wing immigration attorneys that should do that.

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Illegals Yell ‘Crime,’ Get Status

As reported by LifeZette, between 2008 and 2015 over 65,000 illegal aliens and 50,500 of their family members have used the U visa program to obtain legal status in the United States, morphing the program into a backdoor immigration program.

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Local Immigration Lawyer Arrested On Federal Charges

As noted by the US Department of Justice, a Dallas based immigration attorney was arrested in 2015 on seven counts of various types of fraud related to her practice of allegedly obtaining false U visas for her clients. She later plead guilty to aggravated identity theft when she used a police officer’s badge number, and forged his signature to falsely certify a client’s U visa paperwork. She was only sentenced to 24 months in jail.

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