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USA v. DZHAMGAROVA
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May 31, 2023
Husband-And-Wife Attorneys Get Jail For Immigration Fraud
A Manhattan federal judge sentenced husband-and-wife immigration lawyers to prison Wednesday for a fraudulent scheme in which they coached clients to portray themselves as gay to win asylum in the U.S. by claiming they faced persecution in countries of the former Soviet Union.
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May 25, 2023
Atty Couple Deserve Prison For Asylum Fraud, Feds Say
Prosecutors told a Manhattan federal judge that a married attorney couple should be sentenced to prison after admitting to helping clients of their Russia-focused immigration law office obtain asylum by falsely testifying that they were vulnerable to violence and persecution in their home country.
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January 25, 2023
Russia-Focused Immigration Atty Couple Cop To Fraud Plot
A husband-and-wife legal team told a Manhattan federal judge Wednesday that they illegally schemed to assist clients of their Russia-focused New York City immigration law practice to gain asylum in the U.S. by testifying falsely that they were gay.
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January 18, 2023
2 Immigration Attys To Plead Guilty To Asylum Scam
Two attorneys accused of concocting a scheme to push bogus asylum bids are changing their pleas to guilty, according to a set of orders Tuesday.
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August 24, 2022
Blogger Cops To Assisting Attys' Alleged Immigration Scam
A New York City blogger told a Manhattan federal judge Wednesday that he assisted two lawyers in creating fraudulent asylum applications to submit to U.S. immigration authorities, pleading guilty to a conspiracy count.