ICE failed to deliver immigration court summonses to more than 80% of illegal immigrants caught and released under the Biden administration’s “parole” program just before the end of the Title 42 pandemic border policy, according to new statistics the government submitted to a federal judge.
“One can only imagine how many of the 2 million-plus other people who have been released into the United States have simply disappeared,” said Andrew “Art”, a former immigration judge and longtime congressional staffer who is now a resident legal fellow at the Center for Immigration Studies.
“DHS maintains its commitment that individuals have an obligation to comply with requirements imposed by DHS, and ICE is prepared to take such actions as may be required to ensure that individuals who were released pending the initiation of their immigration court proceedings comply with the terms of their release,” Sarah B. Fabian, a Justice Department lawyer, told District Judge T. Kent Wetherell II in Florida.
The 2,572 in question were processed for parole before Title 42 ended but weren’t released until after the expiration.Judge Wetherell had issued a ruling halting parole. He said the releases violated his order, and he threatened to hold thein contempt. He eventually decided against that step, saying that while he considered the releases a violation, his order was ambiguous enough that he wouldn’t issue sanctions.
“This was one situation in which DHS should have done everything to get it right, and even then they’re not,” he said. “It’s a limited population of people with significant judicial interest that they knew they were going to have to answer for, and even then their efforts are extremely wanting.”
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