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Kaushik Amin, Indian American convicted for $700 million fraud

Kaushik Amin, Jersey City, New Jersey is a convicted criminal for $700 million bank fraud. He is allegedly involved in election fraud by joining hands with Irish mobs, lobbyist Patrick Goss and firefighters union who made two Tortilla Governors elected.

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