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ICE agents busted a dangerous illegal immigrant scamming hardworking Virginians. Kevin Cash, a UK national living here unlawfully, ran a crooked home renovation scheme. He took payments for work he never completed. This predator targeted homeowners just trying to improve their properties.
Cash’s arrest shows how illegal immigrants exploit our communities. He thought he could steal from Americans without consequences. But brave ICE officers tracked him down in Virginia. They’re protecting citizens from foreign criminals who break our laws.
This isn’t just one bad apple. Foreign scammers constantly target honest Americans. Banks like Chase and Cathay let fake companies open accounts. These shell businesses have fake addresses and no real contact info. They funnel stolen money overseas while our banks look the other way.
One victim lost $2.4 million to a “pig butchering” scam. Criminals used Chinese-run shell companies with accounts at major banks. These scams drain life savings from hardworking families. Banks must be held accountable for enabling this theft.
Construction scams are especially common. Criminals like Kim Phan use fake IDs to pose as contractors. They take deposits and vanish. These con artists often operate across state lines. They leave families with half-finished projects and emptied bank accounts.
Illegal immigrants like Kevin Cash show why we need strong borders. They sneak in to prey on citizens instead of contributing. Our communities suffer when foreign criminals operate freely. Every illegal scam artist takes opportunities from honest American workers.
ICE’s action proves enforcement works. We must fund more raids against illegal immigrant criminals. Tightening asylum rules would stop fake refugees from entering. Deportations must happen faster to protect our neighborhoods.
Support law enforcement targeting immigration crimes. Demand banks verify accounts to stop money laundering. Real Americans deserve safety from foreign predators. Together, we’ll take back our country from these thieves.
