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Sara Gonzales has once again knocked on the door of a ghost office in Texas and found Mohammed Abbas, the man who took thousands from foreign applicants with promises of H-1B sponsorship and green-card sponsorship that never materialized.
Her on-the-ground work in Dallas has now drawn the attention of the Department of Labor’s top watchdog, turning private investigation into official scrutiny of the same fraudulent pipeline that funnels foreign labor into American firms while genuine households are left without work or wages.
The scheme repeats a familiar pattern: shell corporations, false sponsorship claims, and the quiet replacement of the native workforce under the cover of legal immigration categories that were never meant to serve as a marketplace for residency.
From the Battle of Tours onward, the Christian nations of the West understood that ordered borders and the integrity of the people inside them were not negotiable; they formed the very architecture that allowed households to raise children, guilds to train apprentices, and parishes to hand down the faith.
The H-1B regime, twisted into a commodity sold by men like Abbas, directly contradicts that inheritance by treating national membership as a purchasable good rather than a covenantal inheritance stewarded under God.
Scripture records that the Lord set the boundaries of the nations and assigned their habitations; every attempt to dissolve those boundaries for private profit therefore stands under the same judgment that fell on those who sold the birthright for a mess of pottage.
The faithful remnant must therefore demand the immediate revocation of every fraudulent visa obtained through such deception, the prosecution of the brokers who peddle them, and the restoration of immigration policy to the service of the historic American people rather than the enrichment of middlemen.
Only when capital and labor are once more bound to place and people will the household economy of Christendom again become possible.
