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Miracle Lawyer Accused of Mass Immigration Fraud
2 Aug
Summary
- Lawyer allegedly promised relief but steered immigrants to costly, failing applications.
- Proposed class-action suit could involve thousands of immigrant clients nationwide.
- Firm accused of 'narrative engineering' instead of individualized legal evaluations.
A prominent immigration attorney, Alexandra Lozano Kennedy, is facing a significant federal class-action lawsuit accusing her firm, La Luz del Camino Legal PLLC, of widespread fraud. Filed on June 15, 2026, the suit claims the firm targeted undocumented immigrants with false promises of legal solutions.
Plaintiffs allege the firm steered clients into expensive, low-success immigration applications, engaging in "narrative engineering" over individualized legal assessments. The proposed class action could represent thousands of clients nationwide.
Lozano, who marketed herself as the "lawyer of miracles," is accused of exploiting clients' desperation and limited English proficiency for profit. The complaint cites violations of the RICO Act and Washington's Consumer Protection Act.
Lozano resigned from the Washington State Bar in lieu of discipline on May 26, 2026. She is permanently barred from practicing law in the state and has since closed her firm. The Board of Immigration Appeals also suspended her from practicing before federal immigration authorities on June 18, 2026.
