Colorado aunt, nephew face U.S. charges in immigration fraud case

A Colorado aunt and nephew have been arrested in connection with an alleged immigration fraud scheme involving false family claims, an altered Philippine birth certificate, lawful permanent resident status, military service, and U.S. citizenship.

A federal grand jury charged Myra Paule Schulenburg, 46, with conspiracy to commit immigration fraud. Her nephew, John Paule Rivera, 30, was charged with conspiracy to commit immigration fraud, making false statements under oath on immigration documents, making false statements to a federal agency, unlawfully procuring citizenship, and misusing evidence of citizenship.

Schulenburg, a Colorado resident, was born a citizen and national of the Philippines before later becoming a naturalized U.S. citizen. Rivera entered the United States in March 2017 on a J-1 exchange visitor visa…

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