The State Department is protecting Americans from foreign fraudsters

U.S. State Department
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The State Department is protecting Americans from foreign fraudsters by ensuring these foreigners can’t travel to the United States.

We revoked the visas of these foreign nationals who swindled investors, looted taxpayer-funded programs, and abused our system:

A foreign national advising Americans on their investments stole millions of dollars from people trying to grow their businesses and savings, abusing their trust and wrecking their financial security. We won’t tolerate fraud that harms hardworking Americans. Visa revoked.

One foreign national claimed to operate a legitimate business helping vulnerable patients access healthcare. Instead, this foreign national helped orchestrate a massive Medicaid scam – billing for over $5 million of fake services. Visa revoked.

A foreign national built a company on lies – faking revenue and fooling investors. This foreign national swindled millions of dollars from clients, then recycled the same false claims and forged letters to secure a visa. Visa revoked.

Under President Trump, the State Department is putting Americans first – defending our citizens from foreign nationals who work to defraud them, plunder taxpayer-funded programs, and abuse our visa system.