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“This was a criminal fraud operation masquerading as a U.S. embassy,” Department of State Deputy Spokesman Mark Toner explained during the daily press briefing Monday.
An organized crime gang consisting of Turks and Ghanaians ran the embassy for years.
They flew the American flag outside the “embassy” every Monday, Tuesday, and Friday from 7:30 a.m. until noon, hung up a portrait of President Barack Obama, and issued counterfeit documents for the price of $6,000. The operation used several expired visas in foreign passports to produce counterfeit visas.
The fake embassy was brought down as part of a broader operation known as “Operation Spartan Vanguard.”
Toner said that the fake embassy operation ultimately failed. “It’s very, very hard to counterfeit a visa these days,” he explained.
Real visas are highly secure documents that are very difficult to duplicate.
“To our knowledge, no visa obtained through this operation was used to enter the U.S.,” Toner remarked.