Marriage Fraud Indictments

Eleven Chinese nationals indicted in multi-state marriage fraud ring targeting U.S. military members

A federal grand jury has charged eleven Chinese nationals for their alleged roles in a marriage fraud ring that recruited American citizens—with a particular preference for military service members—to enter sham marriages designed to circumvent U.S. immigration law.

The indictment, announced Wednesday by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida, describes a sprawling operation that stretched across Florida, New York, Connecticut, Nevada, and beyond.

The scheme was not subtle. It was transactional, choreographed, and built entirely on deception.

According to prosecutors, the conspirators arranged fraudulent marriages between Chinese nationals and U.S. citizens, staged photographs to simulate real relationships, and presented fabricated evidence to immigration authorities. The couples weren't in love. They were in business.

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And don't tell me these service members were manipulated to commit a crime. They all should be indicted as well.