House Report: Nearly 1 Million Migrants Granted 'Quiet Amnesty' Under Biden-Harris Administration

A new Judiciary Committee report reveals extensive case dismissals and administrative closures allowing migrants to stay in the U.S. indefinitely.

The report highlights that over 700,000 migrants have had their cases dismissed, terminated, or administratively closed since January 2021.
An additional 200,000 cases were not filed properly by the Department of Homeland Security, allowing those migrants to remain in the U.S. indefinitely.
The Biden-Harris administration's policies have led to a 575% increase in case dismissals compared to the Trump administration.
Critics argue that these actions undermine U.S. immigration law and incentivize further illegal immigration.
The Biden administration cites a significant drop in border encounters and a record number of removals in fiscal year 2024 as evidence of their efforts to manage the border crisis.