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Donald Trump said he would force the people of Mexico to build his vowed border wall to keep immigrants out of the United States, warning that if his order was not. The flood of illegal immigrants from Central America continues to escalate despite claims of a secure border by the current administration. View the wide range of used cars available from Border Cars Mazda in Border Cars Terregles Street Dumfries, Border Cars Kingstown Carlisle, Border Cars Lillyhall.

Illegal immigrant children surge across border at highest rate since last summer’s peak. The second wave of unaccompanied illegal immigrant children has begun, with more than 3,0. Mexican border into the U. S. Although the numbers are down some 4. Obama administration, fiscal year 2. Authorities report having captured 1. Through this point in 2.

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Just as worrisome is the rate of whole families — usually mothers with young children — who are crossing. So far this fiscal year, authorities have captured 1. These statistics show that the surge of illegal arrivals from Central America was never really over,” said Jessica Vaughan, policy studies director at the Center for Immigration Studies. She said the Obama administration and Congress have not taken steps to end the “pull factors.”PHOTOS: See Obama's biggest White House fails.

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Among those is the policy that requires children from Central America to be released into the U. S. Once released, those children usually fail to appear for deportation proceedings. The Congressional Research Service told Congress in late March that 6. July through February. All of them were ordered deported, but the workload of officials made deportation unlikely in most cases.

The Obama administration last year initially blamed bad economies and growing gang violence in Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala for sparking the surge, but later acknowledged that human traffickers were marketing the journey by pointing out a loophole in U. S. That gives them a chance to abscond and disappear into the shadows with the more than 1. Stream Climate Control with english subtitles in 1080 more. Those are pretty bad outcomes for immigration hearings,” Ms. These statistics show that the administration’s response has been a failure.”U. S. Customs and Border Protection, the agency that oversees the Border Patrol, didn’t return a message for comment Monday, but Homeland Security spokeswoman Marsha Catron said the Obama administration has poured manpower and resources into trying to secure the border and vowed to update plans “to ensure we are as prepared as possible for any potential scenario.”She said agencies now have more detention beds to hold families, which means they can be deported at a faster pace.

She also pointed to a new program that will allow Central American children to apply from their home countries to join their parents in the U. S., including those who are gaining tentative legal status under Mr. Obama’s deportation amnesty.“We will remain vigilant and continue working aggressively to address underlying causes of unlawful migration,” Ms.

Catron said. More steps needed. Analysts have been debating what other steps are needed to stem another surge this year. Adolfo F. Franco, a former official at the U.

S. Agency for International Development overseeing Latin America and the Caribbean, urged Congress to try to reverse Mr. Obama’s deportation amnesty. He said the amnesty serves as further enticement for those who believe they can stay if they get into the U.

S.“There is a sense that the law in the U. S. Franco told the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on March 2. Olson, who studies Latin America for the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, insisted that violence in Central American countries is the major factor pushing people out of their homes and sending them north. He said his travels to the region suggest that many families face difficult choices: try to work out an agreement with gangs to leave them alone, watch their children either join or be targeted by the gangs, or flee.“It’s not surprising that many decide to flee,” he said. If a lax U. S. Olson said, it also would also be enticing Mexicans and others from Central America, but the surge has been chiefly from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. Of the 1. 5,6. 47 unaccompanied minors caught since Oct.

The number from Mexico is in line with previous years’ rates. Mr. Almost all Mexican juveniles are quickly sent home, which deters a much larger wave, analysts said. Obama administration officials initially expressed support for those kinds of changes but backed off last year. Instead, they asked for more money to boost the economies of Central America and tried to exert diplomatic pressure on governments to try to keep their citizens at home.

Ted Cruz, Texas Republican, last week asked HHS to divulge details of sexual abuse or assaults on minors housed at facilities run or contracted by HHS. He also said the government isn’t adequately weeding out adults posing as minors or those with criminal records or gang ties, and isn’t fully vetting the relatives or other sponsors who house the children.“I have also been told that, pursuant to department policy and with a few minor exceptions, the department conducts little or no post- release monitoring of . Cruz wrote in a letter demanding information.