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Federal prosecutors in Texas say a former USCIS employee and an associate used the immigration system to approve and speed applications in exchange for cash, a fresh corruption case inside the very agency meant to police the process.
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Federal prosecutors in Texas say a former USCIS employee and an associate used the immigration system to approve and speed applications in exchange for cash, a fresh corruption case inside the very agency meant to police the process.
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