Texas Launches Broad Probe into Alleged H-1B Visa Abuse by North Texas Firms

• The Texas Office of the Attorney General has initiated a sweeping investigation into alleged H-1B visa program abuse.
• Three North Texas businesses are under scrutiny for potential fraud related to foreign worker sponsorships.
• Attorney General Ken Paxton issued Civil Investigative Demands (CIDs) requiring extensive documentation from the companies.
• Allegations include creating 'sham' or 'ghost' companies with fake services and using residential addresses as corporate offices.
• Paxton emphasized protecting Texas workers and enforcing laws against fraudulent schemes in visa programs.

Why It Matters: Texas is investigating North Texas firms for alleged H-1B visa fraud, citing 'ghost' companies and fake services.