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13 Brazilian and Cuban nationals charged over fake Florida immigration firm

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Federal prosecutors in Florida have brought charges against thirteen people from Brazil and Cuba. The group allegedly ran Legacy Imigra Solutions LLC, which posed as a legitimate immigration service. Clients were reportedly given false legal guidance and supplied with forged immigration papers. The defendants are also accused of plotting marriage fraud and hiring workers who lacked authorization to work in the country. Convictions could bring prison terms of up to 20 years.

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