An enabler of Illegal Immigration has reached the FO stage of FAFO. Washington is an immigration Sanctuary State, which “protects” illegal migrants from Federal authorities. Western Washington has a large number of illegal migrants living here, and local authorities cater to them. The state allows them to get drivers licenses, with which they can obtain a multitude of taxpayer-funded benefits. It is estimated that there are over 375,000 illegal migrants in Washington, out of a population of over 8 million (that amounts to about 4.6% of the population). Since Washington refuses to turn its voter rolls over to the Feds, we can only speculate on how many illegals are voting in our already-corrupt elections, but it’s probably a large number.

The enabler in question is an immigration attorney named Alexandra Lozano, who worked for a firm called La Luz Del Camino Legal Team. The lawyer was disbarred in Washington State, and forbidden to work as a lawyer in any state where she may have privileges. She promised “miracles” to her clients, and it’s not hard to imagine what those miracles were. The ability to access federal benefits like EBT (Food Stamps), Section 8 housing, TANF (welfare), and Medicaid. Local jurisdictions already provide a wide range of services to “refugees” at taxpayer expense.

The closure follows the May 26 resignation of immigration attorney Alexandra Lozano, founder and owner of Alexandra Lozano Immigration Law, according to the Washington State Bar Association (WSBA).

Lozano was known as “abogada de los milagros” on social media, through the law firm’s marketing. In English, that translates to: the lawyer of miracles.

Throughout the years of running the law firm, she gained a following by showcasing Catholic imagery along with the messaging, implying she could help make legal miracles happen.

Lozano, who had been licensed to practice law since 2007, resigned in May instead of facing discipline, a sanction the WSBA described as a permanent resolution to a lawyer disciplinary case. The action makes Lozano permanently ineligible to practice law in Washington and requires her to resign permanently from practicing law in any other jurisdiction where she is admitted.

The law firm seemed to have a presence in other countries as well, at the time of the announcement; it’s not known if the national offices have also shut down or will remain open.

Now, as is usual for the local legacy media, they neglected to include in their story a recount of all the activities that led to the disciplinary action against Ms. Lozano. It took a member of the public, in the comments on the KOMO story linked above, to actually detail all the corrupt actions this lawyer took in furtherance of the provision of services to the illegals, AND the very lucrative lining of her own pockets. With thanks to reader Sam..fortune.

A little birdie told me she has been accused of…..

• Filing applications with false, exaggerated, or fabricated information: This especially applies to VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) petitions for domestic violence victims and other benefits like T-visas. Allegations state the firm submitted claims of abuse or other qualifying circumstances that clients did not experience or qualify for, sometimes without clients’ full knowledge or review.
• Misleading clients and deceptive practices: The firm allegedly used scripted sales pitches promising “miracles,” “100% protection,” or guaranteed success; charged high/exorbitant fees for services that were “illusory” or doomed to fail; and initiated processes clients weren’t eligible for. Staff reportedly used digital signatures without proper authorization or explanation.
• Negligence and malpractice: Applications were allegedly generated via computer programs without proper attorney review. Some clients claim this led to deportation proceedings or other harm.
• Consumer protection and racketeering violations: The lawsuit alleges breaches of fiduciary duty, contract violations, Washington Consumer Protection Act breaches, civil conspiracy, and RICO (racketeering) claims.

And more than one other commenter asked:

were her Illegal Clients receiving tax funded funds to cover those legal fees? …via non-profits receiving tax payer funded grants?

Another commenter did the homework that KOMO refused to do.

The firm (Alexandra Lozano Immigration Law / La Luz del Camino Legal / Luz Legal) generated estimated annual revenues in the $200M–$270M+ range in recent years. With her being the sole owner and manager, all the money likely flowed directly to her.

She’s not hurting for cash and this resignation just cuts off her victims’ access to restitution.

There is speculation that Lozano has fled to Mexico, where her fraudulently-collected money will go much further than it might in Western Washington. She has already taken in more taxpayer cash than she’ll ever need in order to spend the rest of her life in luxury. We have a large number of such “Immigration Lawyers” here in our area, all probably feeding at the NGO (a total misnomer, since they all get piles of Government funds!) trough. With no end in sight, as Washington DemocRats own the state and will for the foreseeable future, in opposition to the People.

It’s a shame that she was only disbarred, and not forced to disgorge her enormous profits, but this is an expected outcome. Corruption Rules in Washington State.