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Eleven people are facing serious charges in one of the largest marriage fraud cases ever uncovered, orchestrating a decade-long scheme that funneled hundreds of Chinese nationals into the U.S. through fake weddings—charging immigrants up to $100K for green cards while paying Americans up to $30K to marry them. With over 1,000 staged marriages and elaborate setups like fake family photos at restaurants, this criminal enterprise exploited immigration loopholes and threatened national security. The indictment, filed in New York, underscores how deeply such schemes undermine legal immigration systems—and how far some will go to bypass them.

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