94% of Border Crossers Skip Court Hearings over 11-Week Period

Well this was predicted by many.

Seems an unusually high percentage of people crossing the border recently are not showing up for scheduled court appearances !!

Guess they didn't quite understand, or are ignoring the system.

Looks like the Administration has bungled another "solution" to another "crisis".

Thousands of family units that recently entered the United States illegally failed to appear before immigration judges between July 18 and October 7 of this year.

Documents from the Executive Office of Immigration Review provided to the House Judiciary Committee this week and exclusively obtained by Breitbart News offer a brief snapshot into the failure of certain undocumented immigrants who've been released into the United States to appear in immigration court.


Exclusive –Immigration Crisis: 94% of Border Crossers Skip Court Hearings over 11-Week Period

Hmmm.

What are they doing?

Where are they at?

I'm not surprised by this. Why would they appear in court? I understand that Mexico is screwed up, but so is the U.S. and people coming here illegally doesn't help. I'm surprised the U.S. hasn't tried to take over Mexico. Think of all the money our politicians could make off the new prisoners.

Why didn't the recently released US Marine not show up for court?

Oh...my bad...he wouldn't have a choice?

Let's start treating their citizens how they treat ours. Hell, they don't care if they aren't footing the bill.

Mexico...Besa mi culo!

a reply to: xuenchen

Well you need to keep all those lawyers in work /jk , i do not know how the legal process works in America but i will bet money is involved with the filling of papers somewhere along the line .

Here in Europe the same con goes on when non E.U citizens cross illegally they chuck away any identity they possess and claim political asylum = work for a paper shoveller and thousands spent per person .

English speaking and white christian will be a very rare thing in 50 years in some locations but maybe that is the plan with all the movement going on around the world it is kind of hard to notice how many people are going missing

a reply to: TiedDestructor

The ones that get caught carrying firearms over don't get court dates and then released but nice try to compare issues that are unrelated.
And you can't compare how two different countries deal with people, mexico doesn't have our laws in place.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: TiedDestructor

The ones that get caught carrying firearms over don't get court dates and then released but nice try to compare issues that are unrelated.
And you can't compare how two different countries deal with people, mexico doesn't have our laws in place.

When they share a border and share law enforcement responsibilities you damned sure can.

You can go for strict comparisons but I chose not to do so. When I wish to compare specifics I'll do so.

a reply to: TiedDestructor

Alright so you don't care if you compare apples to apples, just as long as you can appeal to some emotion you're fine.
Good deal

a reply to: xuenchen

Hmmm.

What are they doing?

Where are they at?

Living the good life with no worries like the others perhaps.

a reply to: Night Star

Except that according to the article they have been ordered to be removed so essentially they are on the run from the law.
Never heard that as being the 'good life'

Of those decisions, 94 percent (3,661) were made “in absentia,” or the alien’s failure to appear resulted in an order of removal.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Night Star

Except that according to the article they have been ordered to be removed so essentially they are on the run from the law.
Never heard that as being the 'good life'

Of those decisions, 94 percent (3,661) were made “in absentia,” or the alien’s failure to appear resulted in an order of removal.

Unless they obtain false i.d.

They might have the money.

They had the money to get "guided" over the borders.

a reply to: Sremmos80

They have been ordered to be removed but they also find an excuse not to. Plus...they have to find them first.

originally posted by: xuenchen

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Night Star

Except that according to the article they have been ordered to be removed so essentially they are on the run from the law.
Never heard that as being the 'good life'

Of those decisions, 94 percent (3,661) were made “in absentia,” or the alien’s failure to appear resulted in an order of removal.

Unless they obtain false i.d.

They might have the money.

They had the money to get "guided" over the borders.

Stolen ID or fraudulent documents. Easy as pie for them, always has been.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: Night Star

Except that according to the article they have been ordered to be removed so essentially they are on the run from the law.
Never heard that as being the 'good life'

Of those decisions, 94 percent (3,661) were made “in absentia,” or the alien’s failure to appear resulted in an order of removal.

So maybe you can show me a source citing how many of these people are actually removed.