Man Staged Hundreds of Fake Armed Robberies to Fraudulently Help People Obtain Visas
Man jailed for staging fake armed robberies to fraudulently obtain U visas in Chicago area. A suburban Chicago man, Parth Nayi, has been sentenced to two years in federal prison for orchestrating hundreds of fake armed robberies to fraudulently obtain U.S. immigration visas. The robberies were held at coffee shops, restaurants, liquor stores, and gas stations across the country, including in Chicago and its suburbs. Participants paid between $5,000 and $30,000 each for the privilege of being "robbed" to obtain U-visas, which are available to eligible victims of certain crimes who assist law enforcement. Nayi recruited people posing as robbery victims, paid store owners to use their businesses, coordinated and paid the people acting as robbers, and coached the purported victims through the scheme. The victims were then applied for fraudulent U visas.
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Apparently, this form of immigration fraud has been going on for a long time, but the mainstream media haven't picked up on it. CWBChicago reports that a suburban Chicago clerk was shot and killed by ... [2278 symbols]
