I WAS RIGHT! H-1B Scammers Are Getting SUED

In this episode of *Sara Gonzales Unfiltered*, the host celebrates a major breakthrough in her ongoing investigation into H-1B visa fraud, highlighting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s announcement of civil investigative demands against nearly 30 North Texas businesses suspected of fraudulent practices. Gonzales recounts her firsthand exposés of companies like Qubits Tech Systems, Oak Technologies, and Tech Path Inc., revealing ghost offices, false claims, and staged interviews—many of which were directly referenced in Paxton’s official announcement. She frames this as a long-overdue legal reckoning, contrasting it with the inaction of political figures like Senator John Cornyn, whom she accuses of enabling the fraud through past support for staffing firms. The episode also shifts to a broader critique of the FDA, where Gonzales attacks former Chief Medical Officer Vinay Prasad and FDA Commissioner Marty Makari, alleging they blocked life-saving treatments and suppressed data on pediatric vaccine deaths due to influence from the progressive donor group Arnold Ventures. She praises President Trump’s removal of Prasad but questions why Makari remains, calling for deeper reform. The segment concludes with a victory for justice in the case of reporter Savannah Hernandez, who was violently assaulted by left-wing protesters in Minneapolis—now federally charged thanks to DOJ and FBI action. Gonzales uses this as a rallying cry for accountability and a warning about the consequences of political inaction. Finally, she interviews Sean Spicer about his new book *Trump 2.0*, emphasizing the strategic planning and ideological cohesion that differentiate the second Trump administration from the first.