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DHS Blasts Biden After Bombshell Report on Millions of Visa Overstays
- A DHS inspector general report found that ICE received 3,145,375 potential visa-overstay leads from fiscal years 2021 through 2024.
- Of those leads, 104,049 involved possible national-security or public-safety concerns, but ICE opened 496 investigations and made eight related arrests.
- The report attributed limited enforcement to a September 2021 policy, difficulties verifying addresses and locating people, and limited resources.
- DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin criticized the Biden administration, while ICE agreed to develop a plan to increase action on Priority 1 overstay cases.
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ICE Opened 496 Cases From Flagged Overstay Leads
The Biden administration took limited enforcement action on millions of potential immigration overstays, including more than 100,000 cases flagged for possible national security or public safety concerns, according to a new federal watchdog report. The Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General examined U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s handling of overstay leads during fiscal […]
·Dallas, United States
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The report reveals Biden's strategy, which gave priority to locating foreigners who remained in the country beyond the permit granted and left an overwhelming statistical disorder.
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