96% OF ILLEGALS WITH DEPORTATION ORDERS “CAN’T BE FOUND"
Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 4:57 am
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Thousands of illegal immigrants who spilled into border states earlier this year have “disappeared” from government tracking, according to a recent investigation by a Houston TV station. 96 percent of the more than 4,100 families released on recognizance and ordered deported did not show up to court. The wave of unaccompanied children and women illegally crossing into the United States between July and October was so large that Border Patrol had to release thousands on their own recognizance due to lack of detention space. Now, many of those ordered to be deported "can’t be found,” says investigative reporter Robert Arnold.
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The Obama administration has repeatedly reinforced these cases as a top priority, yet the Houston TV station found that only a sliver have been sent home. After six months of requests, the Executive Office of Immigration Review told Houston’s KPRC that 96percent of the more than 4,100 families released on recognizance and ordered deported did not show up to court, prompting the government to classify them “in absentia.”
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Thousands of illegal immigrants who spilled into border states earlier this year have “disappeared” from government tracking, according to a recent investigation by a Houston TV station. 96 percent of the more than 4,100 families released on recognizance and ordered deported did not show up to court. The wave of unaccompanied children and women illegally crossing into the United States between July and October was so large that Border Patrol had to release thousands on their own recognizance due to lack of detention space. Now, many of those ordered to be deported "can’t be found,” says investigative reporter Robert Arnold.
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The Obama administration has repeatedly reinforced these cases as a top priority, yet the Houston TV station found that only a sliver have been sent home. After six months of requests, the Executive Office of Immigration Review told Houston’s KPRC that 96percent of the more than 4,100 families released on recognizance and ordered deported did not show up to court, prompting the government to classify them “in absentia.”
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http://www.americasfreedomfighters.com/ ... -be-found/