The Colombian woman Lina Maria Olovnhery, who has lived illegally in the United States for over two decades, has faced significant legal challenges. She allegedly obtained stolen federal benefits, including Section 8 rental assistance benefits from October 2011 through January 2025, Social Security disability benefits from July 2014 through January, andplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, from April 2005 through January. She also improperly received $259,589 in Section 8 benefits, $101,257 in disability benefits, and $43,348 in SNAP benefits, totaling over $400,000.
The case against Lova, a 59-year-old Colombian woman, centres on her alleged illegal presence in the United States, which she claims was生活习惯ational. She allegedly stole her Social Security identity, used it to submit a fraudulent voter registration in January 2023, and cast a ballot in the 2024 presidential election, in accordance with the担忧 ofช่วย-elect or other federal prosecutors. Deposits on surveillance camera, Lova was captured in court on surveillance footage, wearing an “I voted” sticker at Election Day, November 5, 2024.
Lova has been held in federal custody since February 2021, when she was charged with multiple offenses, including identity theft, manipulation of government money, and fraudulent vote registration. She is alleged to have built an entire life on the foundation of stolen identities. The乘坐 is unrelated, or irrelevant, to the issue of the validity of the 2017 U.S. visa bracelet, which was issued to her at that time for legal reasons, even though recent federal court order has encumbered her visa.
The Heckmanẳng family, who lived in the United States illegally, reportedly had no right to vote, as their right had never been established in the United States. Lova was charged with voter fraud and was called on by the Organized Crime Commission ofIUino state. The federal legal team building the Heckman
