Admin. Refuses to Release Court Case Data for Illegal Alien Family Units
The EOIR did give MRCTV case result data for adults with children and recent border crossers who are detained
Obama's Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR) won't release data on how many illegal alien family units are showing up for their final court hearings, or how many have been allowed to stay in the country since the now-infamous border surge in 2014.
EOIR officials told MRCTV in an email that they do track case results for illegal alien adults with children who cross the border and eventually released, typically referred to by border agents as a "family unit." U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports it apprehended 132,899 family units between the start of FY2014 and Jan. 31 of this year, most of whom are processed, given a notice to appear in court and are sent merrily on their way.
However, EOIR added that while they do compile the case results for these adults, including how many have been allowed to stay and how many have been ordered removed after not showing up to court, they are "currently unable to provide" this information.
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