Little-Acorn
07-02-2014, 01:13 PM
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) regularly publishes a count of ho many illegal aliens it apprehends, how many it deports, etc. But it does not include the number of people it arrests and then gives them a "Notice to Appear", and then releases them into the United States with no supervision of accountability.
In case you thought it was just a minor problem with a few dozen such people being released, here's an article from four years ago, where ICE told a reporter it had "Caught and released" more than half a MILLION such illegal immigrants that year.
And it's happening again today, with the huge numbers of illegal adults and children pouring over the border.
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http://cnsnews.com/news/article/ice-says-its-caught-and-released-506232-illegal-aliens-who-are-now-fugitives-more
ICE Says It's Caught-and-Released 506,232 Illegal Aliens Who Are Now Fugitives--More Than Entire Population of Sacramento, Calif.
September 7, 2010 - 5:12 PM
by Penny Starr
(CNSNews.com) – The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) says that as of Sunday, Sept. 5, it had caught-and-released 506,232 illegal aliens who are now fugtives. That is more than the population of Sacramento, California, which currently numbers 486,189.
As of Sunday, Sept. 5, the Department of Homeland Security's backlog of fugitive illegal aliens totaled 506,232 people -- slightly more than the entire population of the city of Sacramento, California.
Fugitive illegal aliens are individuals who were apprehended ICE for being in the United States illegally and then were released ahead of their court proceedings and deemed fugitive when they failed to appear in court.
CNSNews.com asked Brian P. Hale, director of public affairs at ICE, about DHS’s annual report Immigration Enforcement Actions: 2009, which includes information on apprehensions and deportations but does not include data on illegal aliens who are fugitives from the law.
CNSNews.com asked if ICE could provide the number of illegal alien fugitives for FY 2009 and the number to date for 2010. In an e-mail to CNSNews.com, Hale said the fugitive backlog as of Oct. 1, 2009 (the first day of FY 2010) was 534,497.
In case you thought it was just a minor problem with a few dozen such people being released, here's an article from four years ago, where ICE told a reporter it had "Caught and released" more than half a MILLION such illegal immigrants that year.
And it's happening again today, with the huge numbers of illegal adults and children pouring over the border.
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http://cnsnews.com/news/article/ice-says-its-caught-and-released-506232-illegal-aliens-who-are-now-fugitives-more
ICE Says It's Caught-and-Released 506,232 Illegal Aliens Who Are Now Fugitives--More Than Entire Population of Sacramento, Calif.
September 7, 2010 - 5:12 PM
by Penny Starr
(CNSNews.com) – The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE) says that as of Sunday, Sept. 5, it had caught-and-released 506,232 illegal aliens who are now fugtives. That is more than the population of Sacramento, California, which currently numbers 486,189.
As of Sunday, Sept. 5, the Department of Homeland Security's backlog of fugitive illegal aliens totaled 506,232 people -- slightly more than the entire population of the city of Sacramento, California.
Fugitive illegal aliens are individuals who were apprehended ICE for being in the United States illegally and then were released ahead of their court proceedings and deemed fugitive when they failed to appear in court.
CNSNews.com asked Brian P. Hale, director of public affairs at ICE, about DHS’s annual report Immigration Enforcement Actions: 2009, which includes information on apprehensions and deportations but does not include data on illegal aliens who are fugitives from the law.
CNSNews.com asked if ICE could provide the number of illegal alien fugitives for FY 2009 and the number to date for 2010. In an e-mail to CNSNews.com, Hale said the fugitive backlog as of Oct. 1, 2009 (the first day of FY 2010) was 534,497.