1of2Leslie Robles goes over the copies of text messages in relation to a lawsuit filed against Fidencio Navarrete Peralta alleging that he took a fee of $5,000 to provide a U.S. work permit but didn't give it to her.Marie D. De Jesus/StaffShow MoreShow Less2of2Leslie Robles is an American citizen who was hoping to obtain a work permit for her husband, an undocumented immigrant from Mexico.Marie D. De Jesus/StaffShow MoreShow Less
Officials at the Mexican Consulate General in Houston are named as defendants in a lawsuit where one of them is accused of offering U.S. work permits for $5,000.
The lawsuit, filed in a Harris County court on July 17, alleges that consulate employee Fidencio Navarrete Peralta received $10,000 to provide two U.S. work permits but that the plaintiff and her family never received the promised service nor got their money back.
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