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H-1B Visa Fraud Case: Two Indian-Origin Men Plead Guilty

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Two Indian-origin men in California have pleaded guilty in a U.S. federal H-1B visa fraud case involving fake University of California job placements. Prosecutors say false visa petitions were filed for non-existent roles, while workers were later placed with private clients. The case has raised fresh concerns over misuse of the H-1B visa system in the United States.

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