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*The California USCIS office was told to abandon an important anti-fraud measure that checked for high-risk applicants on a government database, and fraud specialists had to stop investigating such applications.
*The California USCIS office was told to abandon an important anti-fraud measure that checked for high-risk applicants on a government database, and fraud specialists had to stop investigating such applications.
Besides strong-arming USCIS employees to "get to yes" instead of valid denials or fraud investigations, during Mayorka's 2010-2013 USCIS years the FDNS directorate was never allowed to refer cases to [[prosecutor]]s, [[subpoena]] witnesses, or even carry [[gun]]s.
Besides strong-arming USCIS employees to "get to yes" instead of valid denials or fraud investigations, during Mayorka's 2010-2013 USCIS years the FDNS directorate was never allowed to refer cases to [[prosecutor]]s, [[subpoena]] witnesses, or even carry [[gun]]s. A damning December 2015 [[GAO]] report found that the Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate (FDNS) asylum fraud prosecutions rarely, if ever, occurred during the Mayorkas years. It found that half of the eight USCIS field divisions had referred either one fraud case to U.S. attorney's offices from 2010 to 2014 or none at all. One office reported that not a single referral had been accepted in the prior two years. Another reported that its U.S. attorney had accepted no asylum fraud referrals since 2010.
A damning December 2015 [[GAO]] report found that the Fraud Detection and National Security Directorate (FDNS) asylum fraud prosecutions rarely, if ever, occurred during the Mayorkas years. It found that half of the eight USCIS field divisions had referred either one fraud case to U.S. attorney's offices from 2010 to 2014 or none at all. One office reported that not a single referral had been accepted in the prior two years. Another reported that its U.S. attorney had accepted no asylum fraud referrals since 2010.
==Huawei scandal==
==Huawei scandal==