In one year, the Department of Justice prosecuted over 25,000 defendants with illegal entry into the United States.
A person can be accused of immigration fraud if the individual knowingly provides false information on any documents or application to enter the United States. Immigration fraud is a federal crime, and if you are found guilty, you may be subjected to several years in prison, substantial fines, and deportation.
Many of these accusations are unsupported, but the federal government still investigates each case closely. If you have been accused of immigration fraud, you should contact a Chicago immigration fraud lawyer to protect your rights.
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