Archive · 31 Jan 2026
Viral H-1B Visa Scam Video Analyzed
A journalist named Sara Gonzales made a video saying she found a big scam with H-1B visas in Texas.
She said a company called 3BEES Technologies got 27 visas but couldn't find the company at the address listed.
A YouTuber named KumarXclusive and a legal expert named Mr. K then talked about the video.
They said both Sara and the person from the company might have made mistakes.
The expert explained that having a work address different from the employer address is legally allowed but ethically questionable.
He also said Sara should have focused more on finding real fraud instead of making assumptions.
Sara Gonzales' video alleges H-1B visa fraud by 3BEES Technologies, showing 27 visas approved for a residential address.
Texas has frozen H-1B visa processes for public universities and state agencies until May 2027.
KumarXclusive and a legal expert, Mr. K, analyzed the video, pointing out potential mistakes by both Gonzales and the company.
Mr. K explained that having a work address different from the employer address is legally allowed but ethically questionable.
The expert criticized Gonzales for not specifying whether the address was an employer address or work location and for not obtaining consent before filming.
- Who
- Sara Gonzales, a Texas journalist, and KumarXclusive, a Telugu YouTuber and commentator.
- What
- An investigation into alleged H-1B visa fraud involving 3BEES Technologies.
- When
- The video was released amid Texas's policy change on H-1B visas.
- Where
- Texas, USA.
- Why
- To expose alleged fraud in the H-1B visa program and the subsequent analysis of the claims.
- Journalist
- Sara Gonzales
- Company Investigated
- 3BEES Technologies
- H-1B Visas Approved
- 27
- Texas Policy Change
- Freeze on H-1B visa processes until May 2027
- Registered Agent
- Vamsi Vajinapally
- Critic Analyst
- KumarXclusive
- Legal Expert
- Mr K