<h2 ss="wp-block-heading"><span id="chapter-4830">Chapter 4830</h2>
Charlie asked again, “Then what is Georgina’s real identity now?”
Joseph exined: “Her real identity is a self-employed person who obtained a U.S. green card through investment immigration.”
“Around 2010, she passed the EB-5 investment immigration program in the United States,”
“And was in a regional center approved by the U.S. Immigration Service.”
“She invested one million dors and officially got the U.S. green card.”
Charlie said coldly: “An illegal immigrant who smuggled into the United States to work as a nanny,”
“She can actually spend one million US dors for investment immigration.”
“Over the years, I have no idea how much ck money she has made by using this way of duping people!”? N?velDrama.Org - All rights reserved.
After speaking, Charlie asked again,
“Joseph, have you investigated the situation of this Georgina’s family?”
“Yes!” Joseph replied immediately: “Because she immigrated to the United States alone,”
“Which is rtively rare, so I especially investigated the family and found that all of her family members are currently living in China,”
“And the family is still in contact. They set up an import and export tradingpany,”
“Showing that it is doing import and export trade between China and the United States,”
“But thepany actually has no business, just an empty shell.”
After speaking, Joseph added: “However, the living conditions of her two sons are very good,”
“Each of them has tens of millions or even close to 100 million in assets,”
“And the family is prosperous, and the two sons have a total of eight children.”
“ording to my informant investigation,”
“Her family’s moneyes from their private exchange of currency.”
Charlie said, “Exin in detail.”
Joseph introduced: “That is, what Georgina needs is to exchange the dors she earned in the United States for Yuan,”
“And some people in China want to exchange Yuan for dors,”
“So they trade privately, in the domestic market.”
“The exchanger hands over the equivalent Chinese currency to Georgina’s son,”
“And Georgina hands the equivalent US dors to the other’s rtives in the United States.”
“She has used this method to send at least 30 million US dors home over the years.”
“Thirty million dors…” Charlie said coldly, “The thirty million dors,”
“I don’t know how many people were trapped by her behind all this.”
Charlie paused for a moment and instructed: “Joseph, organize enough evidence chains,”
“And report them to the domestic police in a timely manner.”
“Georgina’s family helps Georgina to hide, conceal and even use her illegal ie abroad.”
“This definitely constitutes moneyundering. It’s a crime, and when the timees,”
“All the evidence chains will be taken out. All her illegal gains should be seized.”
“Isn’t this woman trying to make ck money to spend on her family?”
“I want to make all her efforts for more than 20 years go to waste for bubbles!”
“Okay!” Joseph said without hesitation, “Don’t worry, Mr. Wade, your subordinates will make arrangements!”
At this moment, Georgina just woke up in the car.
Jason and Jimmy took turns driving overnight, and only drove 1,000 kilometers.
Now they are more than 2,000 kilometers away from the US-Mexico border.
ording to Georgina’s n, she asked the two to drive all the way to El Paso, Texas, and then from here into Mexico bynd.
Georgina, who had been rocking in the car all night, was still somewhat in a trance because she had not slept well.
She suddenly recalled when she first came to America.
In the first two years of her arrival in the United States,
Although she used a fake identity, she was really conscientious.
Although the money she made at that time was far from being rich in the United States,
Since she was a nanny, her employer covered the board and lodging,
So almost all the money she earned was sent back home,
Not only did she quickly pay off the time she smuggled.
The foreign money also greatly improved the poor living conditions of the family.
But as she stayed in the United States for longer, she was subtly influenced by the materialistic society around her.
Gradually, she began to feel dissatisfied with the treatment of illegal immigrants.
In Chinatown at the time, there were two different situations for Chinese babysitters.
One is a nanny with legal status in the United States or one with a legal green card,
While the other are illegal immigrants in the United States like Georgina.
The price of the former is generally half or higher than that of thetter.
Sometimes, when the nanny met with each other, everyone talks about their situation
Georgina would mostlyin about her meager sry.
She always felt that the nature of her work was exactly the same as that of others,
And she didn’t cheat at all, so why should her sry be only 60% of others’ or even lower?