Federal authorities have charged an individual for allegedly operating a fraudulent scheme involving the creation of a fake Department of Homeland Security branch. The suspect, who is in the country without legal status, is accused of selling counterfeit immunity cards to unsuspecting victims.

According to court documents, the defendant established what appeared to be an official DHS operation and conducted courses for participants who paid $400 each. During these sessions, the suspect allegedly distributed fraudulent FBI and immigration immunity cards to attendees.

The elaborate scheme involved creating materials and documentation designed to mimic legitimate government operations. Investigators believe multiple individuals may have purchased the fake immunity cards, thinking they were receiving official government protection or status.

Federal prosecutors are pursuing charges related to fraud and impersonation of federal agents. The case highlights ongoing concerns about immigration-related scams targeting vulnerable populations seeking legal status or protection from federal authorities.

The Department of Homeland Security has not yet issued a statement regarding the specific case. The investigation remains ongoing as authorities work to identify additional victims and determine the full scope of the fraudulent operation.