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Report: Feds Allowed 1,000s of Juvenile Gang Members, Criminals to Become Citizens
UNITED STATES, JUL 26 – USCIS found over 800 gang members, including MS-13 and 18th Street members, approved for permanent residence due to insufficient screening in the Special Immigrant Juvenile program.
- On Thursday, USCIS press release revealed that over 300,000 Special Immigrant Juvenile petitions were examined from 2013 to 2025, approving approximately 800 suspected gang members, instead of deporting them.
- Failures in vetting surfaced when the Biden administration revealed USCIS approved SIJP applications from 800 suspected gang members, exposing lax screening and fraud.
- Statistics indicate USCIS evaluation reveals nearly 19,000 applicants had criminal arrests, with 120 for murder, 200 registered sex offenders, and over 500 approved MS-13 gang applications.
- USCIS spokesman Matthew J. Tragesser said `criminal aliens are infiltrating the U.S. through a program meant to protect abused, neglected, or abandoned alien children`, while the report highlighted exploitation enabling thousands of gang members and suspected terrorists.
- Many SIJP applicants are gotaways who illegally entered to evade detection, with 72% from Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, and 52% over age 18, suggesting future security risks.
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Report: Feds allowed 1,000s of juvenile gang members, criminals to become citizens
(The Center Square) – Congress has created several programs to allow illegal border crossers claiming to be minors to remain in the U.S. Despite years of documented abuse of the programs, Congress continues to fund them to the tune of…
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(The Center Square)–Congress has created several programs to allow illegal border crossers claiming to be minors to remain in the U.S. Despite years of documented abuse of the programs, Congress continues to fund them to the tune of billions of dollars. One is the failed unaccompanied minor program, with decades of documented reports of abuse and neglect of children, The Center Square has reported. Another is the Special Immigrant Juvenile Petit…
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Report: Feds allowed 1,000s of juvenile gang members, criminals to become citizens | The Highland County Press
Congress has created several programs to allow illegal border crossers claiming to be minors to remain in the U.S. Despite years of documented abuse of the programs, Congress continues to fund them to the tune of billions of dollars.
Report: Feds allowed 1,000s of juvenile gang members, criminals to become citizens - Regional Media News
(The Center Square) – Congress has created several programs to allow illegal border crossers claiming to be minors to remain in the U.S. Despite years of documented abuse of the programs, Congress continues to fund them to the tune of billions of dollars. One is the failed unaccompanied minor program, with decades of documented reports of abuse and neglect of children, The Center Square has reported. Another is the Special Immigrant Juvenile Pet…
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