A firm representing 140 individuals, including marriage fraud victims, their families, and others, has petitioned the Trump administration to adopt a formal process that would ensure that post-approval marriage fraud can be reported and reviewed, reports the Daily Caller.

“For the first time in American history, victims of marriage fraud would finally have an established process for reviewing whether career bureaucrats inside [U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services] have improperly approved immigration benefits,” Cody Brown, managing attorney at Codias Law, told the news outlet.

“If a foreign national has a benefit denied, there are 10 ways to fight it,” he added.

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