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'Lawyer of miracles' accused of lying on immigration petitions, lawsuit alleges

Headline from ABC 13 Houston

A self-proclaimed "lawyer of miracles" is now being accused of lying on immigration petitions without her clients' knowledge, according to a lawsuit.

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  1. ABC 7 Los Angeles

    'Lawyer of Miracles' accused of defrauding immigrants seeking legal status (opens ABC 7 Los Angeles)

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    ABC 7 Los Angeles's feed description

    A lawsuit claims a former immigration attorney who allegedly promoted herself as the "Lawyer of Miracles" misled immigrants seeking legal status.

  2. KING 5 Seattle

    How the 'Lawyer of Miracles' built an immigration empire as former clients say their lives unraveled (opens KING 5 Seattle)

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    KING 5 Seattle's feed description

    Former Tukwila attorney Alexandra Lozano is at the center of one of the largest legal scandals to hit Washington's immigrant community.

  3. ABC 30 Fresno

    Former clients accuse 'Miracle Lawyer' of immigration fraud, hundreds of potential victims in Fresno (opens ABC 30 Fresno)

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    ABC 30 Fresno's feed description

    A group of former clients has filed a lawsuit accusing immigration attorney Alexandra Lozano, who marketed herself as the "Miracle Lawyer," of defrauding thousands of her vulnerable immigrant clients.

  4. ABC 13 Houston

    'Lawyer of miracles' accused of lying on immigration petitions, lawsuit alleges (opens ABC 13 Houston)

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    ABC 13 Houston's feed description

    A self-proclaimed "lawyer of miracles" is now being accused of lying on immigration petitions without her clients' knowledge, according to a lawsuit.

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