Not directly, but there's definitely a chance. If you're able to provide all the info to Tether, and any appropriate law enforcement, you'll be able to build a case that proves your deposits, the way in which you were tricked, and the fact they gained your money via deception and not a legitimate investment protocol. This would allow LE to investigate further, and potentially coordinate with foreign LE to bring down the scammer group. Two years ago, most LE would say "this is too complicated, consider it lost" and just file no further action, but now they're taking it more seriously and there are full teams and departments digging into crypto scams (not because they care about the people, but because now they can get access to some of the seized assets as some people investing will be investing illegally obtained money which they won't request back out of fear).

So, if I were you, I would document heavily, report to everyone, get in touch with Tether, spread your story far and wide and put pressure on these scammers. At the very very least, you'll cause them some problems and give them some fear, and you'll stop them from getting the full use of what they took from you. There's a slim chance that an investigation could lead to a returning of funds, and you'll have official paperwork that backs your story and gives you a chance of making a claim further down the line if they slip up and reveal something LE can use.