The Staggering Number of Illegal Immigrants the Biden Administration Had Marked for Deportation That Ended up STAYING; Biden Program Meant to Remove Illegal Migrant Families Has Instead Allowed 90% to Stay in US

The staggering number of illegal immigrants the Biden administration had marked for deportation that ended up STAYING:

housands of migrants who entered the U.S. illegally with their families and were put into a deportation program have been allowed to stay by the Biden administration.

According to a shocking new report, Biden has allowed 90 percent of migrants put into the Family Expedited Removal Management (FERM) program to remain in the U.S. instead of being deported.

Only 2,600 out of a total of 24,000 migrants enrolled in the program have actually been deported, according to a New York Post report. That leaves over 21,000 who were allowed to stay in the U.S.

And since FERM began in May 2023, over 840,000 migrants traveling in family units have been apprehended by authorities at the border, according to ICE data reviewed by the House Homeland Security Committee.

This means just a fraction of illegal migrants coming into the U.S. with their families were removed via the FERM program.

It wasn’t immediately clear why every family unit wasn’t immediately placed into FERM removal proceedings.

The flawed program is now catching the attention of top lawmakers in Congress, who are demanding action.

‘The same White House that is letting millions of illegals into our country is also refusing to deport them,’ Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson posted on X in response to the bombshell report.

‘The Biden-Harris Administration has no intention of enforcing our laws. No amount of spin can cover it up.’

House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark Green, R-Tenn., also bashed the Biden administration for the badly-run border security program. —>READ MORE HERE

Biden program meant to remove illegal migrant families has instead allowed 90% to stay in US:

A signature Biden-Harris administration program to quickly remove families who entered the US illegally is allowing nearly 90% of migrants to stay in the country, new data reveal.

Of 24,000 migrants who were put into the Family Expedited Removal Program since May 2023, more than 22,000 were allowed to stay in the US — and only 2,600 have been deported, a little over 10%.

More than 3,600 migrants have also absconded from the program and are believed to be unaccounted for in the US, according to the internal data.

“These numbers are further proof that the Biden-Harris administration’s policies have nothing to do with actually securing the border or enforcing the law, but instead masking its utter refusal to do either of those things,” House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark Green (R-Tenn.) told The Post.

“Such a dismal rate of removals makes clear that President Biden, ‘border czar’ Kamala Harris, and now-impeached DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas are committed to ignoring U.S. immigration law, while attempting to hide that fact from the American people. Ultimately, these individuals have a simple responsibility — detain and remove those who have no lawful basis to remain,” Green added.

The program, which was announced in May 2023, was touted as a way to instill “consequences for unlawful entry to the US” by placing an ankle monitor on an adult family member.

The idea was that migrant families are difficult to deport from the US if they arrive with children, but the Family Expedited Removal Program was meant to keep families together while officials processed them for “expedited removal.” —>READ MORE HERE

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