Authorities caught barely half of all illegal border crossers last year, report finds

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"The 98-page report was completed in May, and Homeland Security officials have declined to release it"
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Fox News
Article date: 
6 October 2016
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National News
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border
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DHS
illegal aliens
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Immigration authorities caught just over half of the people who illegally entered the U.S. from Mexico last year, according to a report commissioned by the Department of Homeland Security that offers one of the most detailed assessments of border security ever compiled ...

The 98-page report was completed in May, and Homeland Security officials have declined to release it, despite urging from some members of Congress. The Associated Press obtained a copy from a government official involved in border issues who acted on condition of anonymity because the department has not made the report public ...

The report obtained by the AP takes a different approach. It does not credit the government for people who turn around or turn themselves in to agents to seek asylum, a common occurrence among Central American women and children who have entered the country in large numbers over the last five years ...

Unaccompanied Alien Children (UAC) - Illegal alien kiddie colonists invited by Obama administration, December 17, 2015

Obama to expand refugee programs for Central American migrants amid new surge, July 27, 2016

Illegal alien numbers skyrocket at Mexican border, May 5, 2016

US Working With UN To Develop New Mechanisms To Admit More Central American Children, May 2, 2016

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