Marjorie Taylor Greene, the former congresswoman who quit earlier this month, sounded alarms over alleged H1B fraud engulfing North Texas, claiming one Dallas immigration lawyer greenlit 700,000 visas last year alone. In an X post, Greene shared influencer video accusing Chand Parvathaneni of rubber-stamping applications tied to fake tech firms run from suburban single-family homes in Frisco. These outfits, the clip alleges, snag government funds despite sham operations, fueling claims that Muslims and Indians have “overtaken” the region.
The uproar follows Trump administration hikes like $100,000 fees for H-1B entries, yet Greene insists Republicans must kill the program via her HR 6937 bill filed January 2. That measure, now in Judiciary, Energy, and Ways committees, seeks total elimination of visas for skilled foreign workers—many Indians. No mainstream US outlets back the 700K or 400K prior-year figures from 2024. Greene, once Trump’s staunch ally before their split, captioned: “North Texas seems to have a serious H1B Visa fraud scam going.” Her America First push reignites visa wars as shell company tales stir suburban fears.
North Texas seems to have a serious H1B Visa fraud scam going. One immigration attorney brought in over 700K H1Bs in 2025 alone.If Republicans were serious about stopping it, they would pass my bill HR 6937 to eliminate the H1B Visa program. pic.twitter.com/BgCAgzzVHA
— Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene🇺🇸 (@FmrRepMTG) January 14, 2026
Greene Amplifies Fraud Claims
The influencer’s video paints a stark picture of residential scams. Homes double as “tech” hubs approving visas en masse. Frisco neighborhoods bear the brunt, per the unverified narrative.
Greene ties it to broader invasion worries. She spots Muslims and Indians reshaping Texas demographics fast. Government cash flows to these setups, the clip blasts.
HR 6937 targets the Immigration and Nationality Act core. Filed post-resignation, it demands full H-1B erasure. Committees hold its fate amid MAGA cheers.
Trump’s fresh rules aimed to curb abuse, sources say. Fees jumped to $100,000 for noncitizen entry. Yet Greene sees systemic rot persisting.
Visa Wars Heat Suburban Texas
North Texas booms with H1B arrivals, critics argue. Shell firms skirt scrutiny in quiet cul-de-sacs. Lawmakers eye probes if numbers hold water. Parvathaneni’s name surfaces without rebuttal yet. 400K approvals in 2024 ballooned last year, alleges the post. Dallas legal circles stay silent so far.
Greene’s exit from Congress freed her firebrand voice. Public Trump fallout sharpened her edge. Bill revives her long fight against skilled inflows. America First backers rally online fast. “Texas overtaken” trends echo her words. Indians dominate H1B stats, fueling the fire.
No federal probes confirm the scam scope. Influencer clips rack views absent fact-checks. Suburban moms whisper similar gripes privately. HR 6937 lingers in committee limbo now. Passage could slash tech talent pipelines overnight. Visa holders watch warily from cubicles.
