Even after 9-11the US still not deporting many visa overstays

Breitbart:

 9/11 Hijackers Overstayed Visas, Remained in U.S. Thanks to Loophole Now Used by 685K Illegal Aliens

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 DHS continues to have little-to-no resources for deporting visa overstays despite the 9/11 Commission calling for a rigorous biometric entry/exit system to track all visa-holders in the U.S. and whether or not they have left the country at their required date of departure.

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In a statement, Dan Stein with the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) said, “It is important to note that the Biden administration has forgotten nearly every lesson learned on that tragic day.”

“By loosening immigration inspections, border controls, document security, interior enforcement, and screening standards, America is no longer secure,” Stein said. “The threat of state-sponsored radical Islamic terrorism is still a very clear and present danger, as we have been reminded in just the last few months.”

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If Congressional Republicans regain control of Congress they should hold the Biden administration accountable for these lax policies which endanger this country. 

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