The Biden regime's DHS is admitting that the agency has 'no records' on thousands of border crossers freed into the U.S. that it was supposed to be monitoring.
President Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security is admitting that the agency has “no records” on hundreds of thousands of border crossers released into the United States that it was supposed to be monitoring through its Alternatives to Detention program.
In September 2022, the Transactional Research Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University filed a Freedom of Information Act with DHS officials to secure information about the more than 350,000 border crossers currently enrolled in the ATD program by the Biden administration. The ATD program allows border crossers who have recently arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border to be released into the nation’s interior while being electronically monitored by DHS. The monitoring can come in the form of ankle bracelets or cellphones that only track location and have facial recognition capabilities.
In response to FOIA request, DHS officials wrote back that the agency has “no records” on the hundreds of thousands of border crossers who have entered the ATD program since Fiscal Year 2019.
The most recent issue in this saga is that ICE now can't seem to find records on any migrants who have entered the program. See my tweet and link here:
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