칼리지 프렙 아카데미 건으로 선고 공판이 있었읍니다.
모든 한국분들에게 사업의 성공과 행운이 있기를 빕니다.
The former head of an English language school in Duluth and a co-conspirator have been
sentenced in federal court on charges of illegally bringing female immigrants
here to work in “room salons” at local Korean bars.
Dong Seok Yi, former president and CEO of College Prep Academy, was sentenced
to one year and nine months in prison after pleading guilty to immigration document fraud in
February. Sang Houn Kim of Diamond Bar, Calif., got a one-year sentence after
pleading guilty to conspiring to commit immigration document fraud in
January.
Yi and his school profited by charging thousands in quarterly tuition
payments for keeping the immigrants on student rolls, prosecutors said. The
court has also ordered the forfeiture of $36,867 from bank accounts associated
with the school.
“It’s especially disappointing when someone victimizes a program like this
that is designed to give foreign students a beneficial educational experience,”
U.S. attorney Sally Quillian Yates said in a prepared statement Wednesday.
