The H-1B visa system is meant to help American companies hire skilled workers from around the world. But some companies are taking advantage of the system by setting up fake offices and pretending to be real businesses. This allows them to sponsor foreign workers and bring in cheap labor, which can hurt American workers who are looking for jobs.

The Texas Attorney General's office has launched an investigation into nearly 30 companies that are suspected of misusing the H-1B visa system. These companies are accused of setting up fake offices and pretending to be real businesses in order to bring in foreign workers. The investigation is focusing on companies in North Texas, where many of these fake offices are believed to be located.

The companies under investigation include Tekpro IT LLC, Fame PBX LLC, and several others. They are accused of submitting false information to the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) in order to get H-1B visas for their foreign workers. This is a serious offense, and if the companies are found guilty, they could face serious penalties.

The investigation is not just limited to Texas. There have been similar cases in California, where two men were recently convicted of conspiracy to commit H-1B visa fraud. They were accused of submitting false information to USCIS in order to get H-1B visas for their clients. The case highlights the need for stronger regulations and enforcement to prevent companies from cheating the system.

The Texas Attorney General's office is working to ensure that the H-1B visa system is used fairly and that American workers are not hurt by companies that are cheating the system. The investigation is ongoing, and it will be interesting to see what comes out of it.