Federal authorities are confronting a growing black market in counterfeit law enforcement credentials used to facilitate immigration fraud, human smuggling, and extortion schemes targeting vulnerable immigrants. The problem reflects both criminal ingenuity and institutional vulnerabilities that require coordinated federal response.
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