7 months ago
MTG Accuses H-1B Visa Fraud in Texas
Marjorie Taylor Greene, a former Republican lawmaker, has accused an immigration attorney of bringing 700,000 H-1B visa applicants to Texas in 2025.
She claims these applicants are involved in fraudulent businesses and are receiving government funding.
Greene is pushing for her bill, HR 6937, which aims to eliminate the H-1B visa program.
The bill has been introduced and referred to committees but has not yet been voted on.
There are no reports in the American media to corroborate these claims.
Marjorie Taylor Greene alleges serious H-1B visa fraud in Texas.
700,000 H-1B applicants allegedly brought to Texas in 2025 by an immigration attorney.
Fraudulent businesses and government funding are part of the allegations.
Greene's bill HR 6937 aims to eliminate the H-1B program.
Bill has been introduced and referred to committees but no hearings or votes scheduled.
- Who
- Marjorie Taylor Greene and an unnamed influencer.
- What
- Allegations of H-1B visa fraud in Texas.
- Where
- Texas, specifically North Texas cities like Frisco and Irving.
- When
- Allegations pertain to 2025, bill introduced before 2026.
- Why
- To highlight alleged fraud and push for the elimination of the H-1B program.
Anti-H-1B Visa Stance
Pro-H-1B Visa Stance
H-1B Visa Program
Anti-H-1B Visa Stance
Marjorie Taylor Greene believes the H-1B visa program should be eliminated due to alleged fraud and misuse.
Pro-H-1B Visa Stance
Proponents argue the H-1B visa program is crucial for bringing skilled foreign workers to the US, particularly in the tech industry.
Key facts
- H-1B Visa
- Allows US firms to hire foreign workers in specialized fields.
- Fraud Allegations
- 700,000 H-1B applicants allegedly brought to Texas in 2025.
- Immigration Attorney
- Chand Parvathaneni accused of facilitating fraud.
- Bill HR 6937
- Proposes to eliminate the H-1B program.
- Bill Status
- Introduced and referred to committees, no hearings or votes scheduled.
- Alleged Businesses
- Linked to fake or shell businesses operating out of single-family homes.
- Government Funding
- Alleged receipt of government funding by fraudulent businesses.
Quotes
Marjorie Taylor Greene
Former ally of US President Donald Trump and ex-Georgia Congresswoman
“North Texas seems to have a serious H1B Visa fraud scam going. One immigration attorney brought in over 700K H1Bs in 2025 alone.”
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“If Republicans were serious about stopping it, they would pass my bill HR 6937 to eliminate the H1B Visa program.”
wionews.com
Social Media Influencer
Social media influencer featured in the video shared by Marjorie Taylor Greene
“Chand Peravanini. He's an immigration lawyer here in Dallas, Texas, and as of 2024 has approved over 400,000 H1B visa applicants, and as of 2025 has approved over 700,000 H1B applicants in Texas. Now, you're probably asking yourself, where do these people work? Do they work at places like this cute little four-bedroom, three bath houses that are registered to 66 H-1B applicants? They apparently run a company out of this house.”
wionews.com
“Because North Texas has been completely overrun and overtaken by both Muslims and Indians. I passed my first mosque the other day. That was interesting. And you'll be glad to know that there's over 67 of them in the North Texas area.”
wionews.com
Sources
US H 1B visa shake up fuels anti Indian sentiment across corporate America
'7 Lakh Brought In 2025': Ex-Trump Ally Flags "Serious H-1B Visa Fraud" In Texas
MTG flags ‘serious H-1B fraud’ in Texas, claims 700,000 applicants brought to state in 2025
'Serious H-1B visa fraud in Texas', says ex-trump ally Marjorie Taylor, urges to eliminate visa programme
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