"We Are Not Sure Where She Is"—An Alleged Immigration Super-Fraudster Disappears

Fifty-four thousand petitions carry Alexandra Lozano’s signature. Hers has been called “the biggest immigration fraud case in American history.” Now no one knows where she is.

Alexandra Lozano is alleged to have committed “the biggest immigration fraud case in American history.”

WASHINGTON — The last confirmed sighting of the woman who called herself the abogada de los milagros was on a screen.

It was June 10, the day Luz Legal shut down for good, and according to three former staffers who spoke to The Seattle Times, Alexandra Lozano — who had surrendered her Washington law license two weeks earlier and was therefore supposed to have nothing to do with the firm — was on the company chat, on the email chain, and helping lead a virtual meeting. Then the offices in Tukwila and Yakima and Fresno and Berwyn went dark, the signage came off the glass, and the woman went with them.

Eleven weeks later, nobody in the American legal system can say where Alexandra Lozano is.

Not her own attorney, Angelo Calfo, who according to the Latin Times did not respond to requests for comment on the newest allegations against his client. Not the plaintiffs’ lawyers, whose amended com…