#FraudFriday#: Naturalization fraud undermines the integrity of U.S. citizenship and, under President Trump, will never be tolerated. In Charlotte, a federal grand jury charged Sha Bahadur Ghaley with naturalization fraud, and the U.S. Attorney’s Office filed denaturalization actions against three others for allegedly obtaining U.S. citizenship through fraud, concealment, or willful misrepresentation. USCIS supported several of these investigations and continues to collaborate with federal partners to protect the lawful immigration system and hold individuals who commit immigration fraud accountable.

#FraudFriday#: Immigration fraud undermines America’s immigration system. If you suspect fraud involving documents, identity, marriage, visas, asylum claims, employment, or false claims of U.S. citizenship, report it to USCIS. Submit a tip:

Alla Nowowiejski, a Houston area immigration attorney, has been charged with mail fraud and false statements. According to the indictment, Nowowiejski accepted payments from clients for work visa applications that she never filed or only filed in part. USCIS assisted in the investigation that led to her arrest. #FraudFriday#