Prosecutors said the recruiters collected money from the fake university for bringing in students and made more than $250,000 in profit. Immigration and Customs Enforcement also detained people who had enrolled at the university, according to immigration lawyers working on the case. “The government utilised very questionable and troubling methods to get these foreign students to join the institution,” Mannam said. In that case, authorities arrested about 20 brokers who they said had recruited foreign students to the university. Officials said that the students were “100 percent fully aware” that they had enrolled in a fake school.

Source: bd News24 February 01, 2019 03:11 UTC