USCIS(@USCIS):A sham marriage, fabricated evidence, and false statements—all part of an alleged scheme to exploit our immigration system. A federal grand jury indicted U.S. citizen Jingming Chen for allegedly accepting payment to enter a fraudulent marriage to help a co-conspirator obtain a Green Card. USCIS partnered with @ICEgov to investigate the scheme. Marriage fraud is a federal crime, and Chen faces up to five years in prison if convicted.

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2026.10.28 13:54

A sham marriage, fabricated evidence, and false statements—all part of an alleged scheme to exploit our immigration system. A federal grand jury indicted U.S. citizen Jingming Chen for allegedly accepting payment to enter a fraudulent marriage to help a co-conspirator obtain a Green Card. USCIS partnered with @ICEgov to investigate the scheme. Marriage fraud is a federal crime, and Chen faces up to five years in prison if convicted.