A new report from the House Judiciary Committee says the Biden-Harris administration is exploiting immigration court proceedings to grant de facto amnesty to nearly 1 million illegal immigrants.
Under Biden and Harris, there have been more than 10.3 million illegal entries into the U.S., with an additional 2 million+ “gotaways,” which represent the number of times someone has been observed crossing over the border illegally, without apprehension.
“Through administrative maneuvering, the Biden-Harris Justice Department and Department of Homeland Security have caused the immigration court backlog to skyrocket, adding over 3.7 million new cases since fiscal year 2021,” a press release from the committee said.
“Under the Biden-Harris Administration, over 700,000 illegal aliens have had their cases dismissed, terminated, or administratively closed, and the pace of these actions has increased each year, allowing those aliens to stay in the country indefinitely without facing immigration consequences,” the committee explained.
In such cases, the committee said, the illegal is granted permission to stay in the U.S. “indefinitely.” […]
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