Brazilian Is Arrested in the U.S. Accused of Selling False Documents
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Federal prosecutors in Boston accused 39-year-old Romulo Ferreira De Oliveira of falsifying Social Security cards and other identification documents for illegal immigrants U.S. District Court / Disclosure The Trump government arrested a Brazilian resident in the United States last week and accused him of selling false documents to illegal immigrants. Romulo Ferreira de Oliveira, 39-year-old resident in Braintree, a city of Massachusetts, was arr…
39-year-old male would have sold Social Security cards, a permanent residence document and a forged license
Romulo Ferreira De Oliveira, 39, would have sold counterfeit cards on two occasions in July, according to the American Department of Justice; if convicted, he can take up to 15 years in prison
If convicted, he will be able to take up to 15 years in prison and pay a fine of $250,000, the equivalent of about R$ 1.25 million.
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