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An attorney in Washington state allegedly scammed thousands of immigrants by fabricating domestic abuse and human trafficking claims to apply for humanitarian visas, draining clients' funds and leaving them vulnerable to deportation. The attorney, Alexandra Lozano, closed her firm and surrendered her law license amid investigations, with over 53,000 pending cases linked to her.

An attorney in Washington state allegedly scammed thousands of immigrants by fabricating domestic abuse and human trafficking claims to secure humanitarian visas, draining their funds and risking their deportation. The attorney, Alexandra Lozano, operated an assembly-line system with unqualified workers, copying clients' signatures on unseen documents. Her firm closed amid allegations, and she surrendered her law license while denying wrongdoing.

An attorney in Washington state, Alexandra Lozano, allegedly scammed thousands of immigrants by fabricating domestic abuse and trafficking claims to secure humanitarian visas, draining their funds and risking deportation. Her firm, Luz del Camino Legal, closed after she surrendered her law license amid allegations of using unqualified staff and falsifying documents, while federal data highlights rising immigration scams.

An attorney in Washington state, Alexandra Lozano, allegedly defrauded thousands of immigrants by fabricating domestic abuse and trafficking claims to secure humanitarian visas, draining their finances and risking deportation. Her firm, Luz del Camino Legal, closed amid allegations of using unqualified staff and falsifying documents, while the Trump administration overhauled the visa programs she exploited.