Sara Gonzales drops bombshell after latest H-1B confrontation: $266K forgiven PPP Loan, 911 call & ChatGPT cease & desist
In her latest H-1B investigation, BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales confronted the owner of Great America Technologies in Frisco/Plano, Texas, over suspected fraud. After trying for months to visit the business’ registered address, only to find an empty office suite where multiple H-1B employees are supposedly working, as well as a defunct phone number and website, Sara finally tracked down Nagarjuna Reddy Sakam at his personal residence.
She pressed him on the company’s multiple H-1B sponsorships according to USCIS data, the lack of visible evidence of business operations, and whether or not Nagarjuna was illegally running the business, which originally was registered under his wife’s name, before he obtained his green card.
When Sara demanded that he present her with the company’s public access files — a legal requirement for any American business sponsoring H-1B employees — Nagarjuna reacted defensively. The confrontation led to a heated back-and-forth that culminated in Nagarjuna threatening Sara with a lawsuit and Sara vowing to report his business to the authorities.
On this episode of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered,” Sara drops the latest bombshell on her investigations into Nagarjuna’s Great America Technologies, Inc.
She warns: “I hope that you've taken your blood pressure medication before watching this. If you haven't, you can hit pause and go make sure that you do that, because this is really going to piss you off.”
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Shortly after their confrontation, Sara discovered that 20 minutes after she left Nagarjuna’s residence at his request, he allegedly called 911 and tried to “file a complaint” on her forf questioning the legality of his business operations. The call resulted in “no legal action against [her].”
He then allegedly sent her a poorly worded “ChatGPT cease-and-desist letter,” accusing her of trespassing, invasive questioning, unlawfully recording him, and harassment and intimidation.
But that’s just the beginning of what Sara discovered.
During their viral confrontation, Nagarjuna repeatedly insisted that he was “paying taxes to the government.”
Sara found out, however, that Great America Technologies Inc. had taken out a significant PPP loan.
“[Nagarjuna] actually took an insane amount of money as a PPP loan handout that was forgiven,” she says, citing ProPublica data.
“[It] is a total, my friends, of $266,542 taken from us,” she adds.
Sara believes the numbers are suspicious.
“I'm just wondering why on earth a software consulting company with only remote workers and no one working in office would need to take out PPP loans for payroll,” she says skeptically. “Make that make sense, because this was a time when literally every technology company in the world was thriving and making more profits than they ever had because they were already set up to work remote.”
“Over $260,000 of our taxpayer money that I'm legally paying that you just had — poof — just forgiven. I'm wondering what was that money actually spent on,” Sara wonders.
"You want to file a lawsuit? Go ahead,” she challenges. “I would love the opportunity for discovery.”
Sara believes justice is coming for Nagarjuna.
“Harmeet Dhillon, the U.S. assistant attorney general for the Civil Rights Division, who has been on this very issue, liked the video enough to repost it,” says Sara. “So you may get very familiar with her and her attorneys very soon.”
To hear more, watch the video above.
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FIERY EXCHANGE: Sara Gonzales confronts H-1B sponsor over alleged unauthorized business activity
BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales is back again with yet another video report on alleged H-1B fraud in her home state of Texas.
After multiple attempts to visit the listed address for Great America Technologies — a registered business in Plano, Texas, that sponsors multiple H-1B workers but has no signs of activity as well as a defunct phone number and website — Sara finally located the owner.
The confrontation led to fiery exchange.
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“Let me give you the details on this company,” says Sara.
“In 2017 they formed this company with officers from Andhra Pradesh, India. They moved to Razor Boulevard allegedly in 2019, and in 2024, the previous owners, Laxmi Boggula and another gentleman, removed themselves as the directors and listed Nagarjuna Reddy Sakam as shareholder and director,” she explains.
“Now what we presume after doing some digging is that this new director, Nagarjuna … is actually the old director Laxmi’s husband. So it seems like we may be stumbling upon an H-1B/H-4 dependent situation where the woman opens the business and the H-1B visa worker actually runs it,” she continues.
In the next part of the video, Sara paid a visit to Nagarjuna’s personal residence.
After questioning him about the empty office and defunct phone number and website, Sara asked Nagarjuna to show her the business’ public access files and pressed him about the multiple H-1B employees he sponsors according to USCIS data.
This led to a heated back-and-forth exchange, in which Nagarjuna repeatedly denied that he employed as many H-1B workers as the USCIS database currently lists and claimed that the public access files were at a new business location in Frisco, Texas.
When Sara vowed to visit the site to obtain the files, Nagarjuna accused her of “creating nonsense.”
“Who the f**k are you come ask all these things?” he lashed out.
“Who the f**k are you to complain that I’m rooting out scam and fraud?” Sara fired back.
“Now I’m suspicious, because … if you’re doing something the right way, why would you care that I’m rooting out fraud?” she asked.
Sara then inquired about who was running the company before Nagarjuna received his green card and transferred the business to his name.
“Who was running the business at that time?” she asked.
“Me,” he said.
He then backtracked, “We [he and his wife] both are running [the business].”
“Well, you’re not allowed to do that. … How are you supposed to run that business and have a job that you're actually being sponsored for on an H-1B?” Sara asked.
“You're admitting that you were running a company that's generating income. That's against the H-1B rules,” she continued.
The contentious exchange ended with Nagarjuna threatening to file a lawsuit for being recorded without his permission and Sara vowing to report his business.
To see the footage, watch the video above.
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Sara Gonzales breaks down how her viral day care exposé led to AG’s latest lawsuit
Last month, BlazeTV’s Sara Gonzales exposed the Allen Infant Care Center in Allen, Texas, through a viral video confrontation with owner Yuan Yao, a Chinese national.
After receiving a whistleblower tip alleging that the apparently shuttered facility — with an empty building, overgrown playground, and no children in sight — had sponsored at least 37 H-1B visas and filed over 50 labor condition applications for unrelated high-skill jobs (like market research analyst and supply chain expert) in an alleged “pay-to-play” scam where workers reportedly paid up to $20,000 for sponsorship while being underpaid, Sara and her camera crew confronted Yao and vowed that justice would be served.
And she was right.
On Tuesday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) filed a lawsuit against Golden Qi Holdings LLC (the entity behind Allen Infant Care Center) and Yao under the Deceptive Trade Practices Act, accusing them of running sham businesses to fraudulently obtain H-1B visas, misusing federal/state subsidies, and advertising nonexistent services, prompting an ongoing criminal investigation into H-1B program abuse.
On this episode of “Sara Gonzales Unfiltered,” Sara reacts to the news that her H-1B investigations and reporting have once again sparked a legal response from the state.
In his official press release, Paxton explicitly highlighted Sara’s reporting: “Blaze Media reporter Sara Gonzales recently visited the location listed for the Allen Infant Care Center. She did not find any child care at all. Instead, she found an empty building and a playground overgrown with vegetation. Gonzales spoke with an individual familiar with the property who claimed that the facility has not operated for an extended period of time and alleged that Yao ‘sells visas.’”
“I'm not one to pat myself on the back. Actually, I probably am,” Sara laughs, “but we all know who got this bus done. ... It sure is nice to hear it directly from the attorney general's press release.”
Sara praises Paxton for being “a great attorney general,” who she “[hopes] to God will be our next senator here in the state of Texas.”
“When the feds are not stepping in, Ken Paxton is like, ‘You know what? Buckle up, boys, because if you're committing fraud, we're going to find you,”’ she says.
The lawsuit, Sara explains, aims not only to stop Yao’s alleged illegal activity but also to recover “up to $10,000 for each violation of the Deceptive Trade Practices Act among other civil penalties.”
“Looks like Mr. Yao will be paying quite the chunk of change,” she smirks, joking that she’s already eyeing his metallic rose-gold BMW.
“I so badly want to send a message to Paxton's office and be like, ‘Listen, listen — I did all of this, and I did it for the good of the state and the country, but I'm just saying if he gets deported, can I just have the car?”’ she quips.
But in all seriousness, Sara says that this lawsuit is “yet another example of why we need to shut the H-1B program down.”
“Halt it immediately. Blow the entire thing up. Blow it all up,” she implores.
To see footage from Sara’s original reporting and hear more of her commentary on the lawsuit, watch the episode above.
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Muslim-only water park event controversy EXPLODES as organizer's husband targets Sara Gonzales: 'It starts with her'
When BlazeTV host Sara Gonzales stumbled upon a flyer for a Muslim water park event in Grand Prairie, Texas, she was disturbed to find that it was “Muslims only” and immediately reported on it.
The city promptly shut it down.
After Gonzales interviewed the organizer of the event, who was shocked to find that Gonzales was critical of her Muslim-only event at a publicly funded park, the organizer’s husband sent Gov. Greg Abbott (R) and Gonzales a message.
“Now he is trying to fight all of this with some videos of his own,” Gonzales says, “very interesting videos, very poorly done.”
“The governor of Texas is attacking my family, and I’m sick of it. Two days ago, Greg Abbott forced the city of Grand Prairie to cancel our Eid event at Epic Waters. For the past two years, my wife and I rented out the entire park so Muslim families could celebrate Eid in a modest environment,” the man said.
“Then Islamaphobes got ahold of a private flyer and twisted it into something it was never meant to be. We never banned other religions and even changed the wording to ‘modest dress only’ to make that crystal clear,” he continued.
“But Greg Abbott, he don’t care about facts. He fueled the flames of hatred, empowered these hate-filled politicians, and turned my family into a political target. Now we’re receiving death threats and harassments because of it,” he said. “But hear me clearly. I’m not going to back down.”
He also warned that he would be taking “hate-filled politicians down.”
“It was the city who decided … they weren’t going to actually agree with your religious discrimination that you quite literally did,” Gonzales says.
However, he didn’t just go after Abbott. He also went after Gonzales herself.
“My life is in danger. And I think I just figured out why,” he said.
“I found the woman who claims to be the person who wrote the story — the super Islamophobe herself,” he said, sharing a photo of Gonzales.
“My wife’s information gets spread online on purpose by her to her hateful followers. People start targeting my family. Death threats start coming in. So I DM her directly. The DM she showed in her video, but it’s not the whole DM. Sara, you left out a really important part,” he continued.
He went on to ask viewers to “comment DM” on his video if they want to see the “full DM.”
“Somebody asked me, ‘How you going to take down Governor Abbott?’ It starts with these bigoted, hateful, racist, Islamophobe podcasters who the government is employing to sow seeds of division between Americans and spew hate. We take them down first,” he continued.
“It starts with her,” he added.
“If the government's paying me for this,” Gonzales laughs, “the check got lost in the mail.”
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Sara Gonzales EXPOSES Chinese-linked day care allegedly selling H-1B visas — and Texas AG responds with lawsuit
Another exposé from Sara Gonzales has now led to a criminal investigation, this time related to a day care business that has sponsored a suspicious number of H-1B visas.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton directly cited the Gonzales report in a press release announcing the lawsuit against Golden Qi Holdings LLC and Yuan Yao, a citizen of the People's Republic of China.
Then he drove off in his metallic rose gold BMW.
The report found evidence that Golden and other businesses are being falsely promoted as legitimate enterprises in order to apply for H-1B visas and sell them to Chinese nationals.
Gonzales visited the business known as the Allen Infant Care Center and found no evidence of children and instead found overgrown weeds. When she spoke to an individual familiar with the property, she claimed to Gonzales that Yao "sells visas" and that the business had not operated as a day care for an extended period of time.
The woman, whose identity was protected, claimed to Gonzales that Yao was selling visas for large amounts of money and then receiving labor from the applicants for "next to nothing" in exchange.
"None of these people come from poor homes. These are people who can pay him 20 grand for their visa," the woman said in the report.
"That arrangement is made in China."
Gonzales even confronted Yao, who appeared to claim through broken English that he was in the process of reopening the day care and that he had done nothing wrong. He also told Gonzales that he would call the police if she didn't leave the business.
And then he drove off in his metallic rose gold BMW.
She went on to document how the company had apparently taken out two PPP loans in the amounts of $51,000 and $54,000, and both were forgiven. Gonzales also questioned how they had an autism behavioral center that did not seem at all operational.
"The thing that is so curious about this [case] when you go digging in the data and the [Labor Condition Applications] is that you wouldn't think that a day care center would need, you know, 'market research analysts' or 'supply chain analysts,'" Gonzales said.
"And yet, this company actually told the United States government that they needed foreign workers to fill those jobs," she claimed.
Paxton added in a statement that his office was working to prevent any foreign national from illegally entering into the U.S.
"Let this be a warning to anyone considering trying to scam the H-1B visa program," he wrote. "I will continue fighting to ensure that the H-1B program serves the interests of Americans, not Chinese nationals, and that those who abuse the program are held accountable to the fullest extent of the law."
"My office will continue to work to stop any foreign national from entering this country unlawfully," he added.
Gonzales thanked Paxton for taking action on her report.
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