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Man With Two Prior Federal Convictions Now Faces Aggravated Identity Theft and Social Security Fraud Charges—Deportation Looms

Man With Two Prior Federal Convictions Now Faces Aggravated Identity Theft and Social Security Fraud Charges—Deportation Looms

A 61-year-old Methuen man, Victor Urena-Almanzar, has appeared in U.S. District Court in Boston after being charged with misuse of a Social Security number and aggravated identity theft. Victor Urena-Almanzar, a citizen of the Dominican Republic, made his initial court appearance in Boston federal court on May 11, 2026. Court documents state Urena-Almanzar allegedly stole

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