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DHS Suspends Former South Florida Congresswoman, Associates After Indictment Alleging $5.7 Million Disaster Fraud

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A former South Florida congresswoman and her associates have been indicted for allegedly defrauding disaster relief programs of $5.7 million. DHS has suspended their immigration benefits or petitions pending the outcome of criminal proceedings. This action reflects enforcement against immigration fraud and misuse of federal programs.
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