Marriage Fraud

"[M]arriage fraud for the purpose of immigration gets very little notice or debate in the public arena and the State Department and Department of Homeland Security have nowhere near the resources needed to combat the problem. Attention to fraud is not just for the integrity of the legal immigration system, but also for security reasons."

- David Seminara, CIS Fellow

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Federal Case Highlights Marriage Fraud

How much is a green card worth? Likely more than you think.

Topics: Marriage Fraud

BIA Decision Offers View into the World of Marriage Fraud

A high standard to find fraud

Topics: Marriage Fraud

Eliminating the K-1 Visa Could Bring $100 Million to Our Ailing Airlines

Topics: Marriage Fraud, Nonimmigrant Visas

The K-1 Visa for Fiancés: Three Strikes Equals a Home Run

Topics: Marriage Fraud

The Victims of Marriage-Related Immigration Fraud Tell Their Stories

Topics: Marriage Fraud

Marriage-Related Immigration Fraud: Canada Has Done Something About it

Topics: Marriage Fraud, Canada

Green Card Marriage as a Reality Show

'90 Day Fiancé' should be required viewing for every American

Topics: Marriage Fraud

The West African Con Letter with an Immigration Angle

Topics: Marriage Fraud

Another Missed Opportunity to Fix VAWA

Topics: Marriage Fraud

GAO's Blurred Take on How DHS Handles Cases of 'Abused' Alien Spouses

Topics: Marriage Fraud, The Government Accountability Office (GAO)