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ACOLA hears update on 'Fatima' immigration‑fraud trial; FBI has interviewed 200+ victims
Summary
The Commission recorded an update that FBI Agent Kenneth Campbell has interviewed over 200 victims in the 'Fatima' immigration‑fraud case; trial is scheduled for Feb. 23, 2026 and prosecutors are seeking about 30 more victims to come forward.
At its December 9 meeting, ACOLA received an update on the so‑called "Fatima" immigration‑fraud case. The minutes state that "FBI Agent Kenneth Campbell has interviewed 200+ victims," that the trial is scheduled to begin February 23, 2026 (open to the public), and that prosecutors are seeking roughly 30 additional victims to come forward.
The update also described procedural and support details recorded in the minutes: identified individuals are formally designated as victims/witnesses, the FBI issues a contact card victims may present if stopped by law enforcement or ICE, asylum applications handled by the office are paused while other filings may proceed, and employment-authorization and Social Security cards remain valid. The minutes note interviews can be arranged locally with interpreters to reduce fear and barriers for victims.
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