In Louisiana, Chandrakant Patel, an Indian original businessman was arrested by the Feds as a major immigration fraud which was going on for a decade. Three current or former Louisiana police chiefs were also accused as they assisted Patel to run the racket, where migrants had received U visas through staging and fake robbery – as they became crime victims. The investigation began as a report was reported as “an unusual concentration of armed dacoits”, which were not from Louisiana, the American Attorney Alexander Sea Van Hook said. These robbery never happened, but there were police reports as the police were paid $ 5000 for each name, for which they had provided the wrong report. Okdale police chief, Chad Doyle, Forest Hill Police Chief, Gelin Dixon, former Glenmora police chief Tabo Onicia, Michael “Freak” Sleni, a martial and Chandrakant “Lala” Patel, an Okdel businessman in Okdel.“If convicted, the defendants have to face a prison sentence of up to five years on charges of conspiracy; Visa for 10 years on fraud charges and for 20 years on charges of mail fraud. Patel has to face up to 10 years on charges of bribery. In addition, he can be ordered to pay a fine of up to $ 250,000,” said American citizens.

What was visa fraud?

Patel owns a Louisiana Metro and is well known among immigrants. People wishing to live in the US after their valid visa period had reached Patel, who would then contact the police and pay them to receive migrants as victims to receive false reports of armed robbery.To apply for U visa, aliens require a police report of crime and certification and information about the USCIS Form I-918B assistant documents. This category is for the victims of visa crime, and aliens are eligible for U visa if they meet certain criteria.