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Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General

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Oct 16, 2026

Jay WeberHOST
47:03
The editors say, "But as bad as Biden's policies were at the southern border, where Democrat negligence was most obvious, the ex-president's refusal to enforce the law inside the country was equally reckless.
Jay WeberHOST
47:14
The extent of the damage done was documented by a Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General this week.
Jay WeberHOST
47:20
He found the foreign-born population of the United States grew by a record eight point three million people during the Biden administration.
Jay WeberHOST
47:27
Not all of that growth is from illegal immigration, but the Center for Immigration Studies estimates that the illegal population alone grew five point six million, so most of those were illegals." They say each year, the State Department issues ten million non-immigrant visas.
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Oct 14 · 1 Mention

Reef BrelandHOST
2:32
Beatings and sexual assaults by federal agents, like police, are pushed aside in favor of more politically focused, biased coverage of more divisive and hyperbolic culture wars.
Reef BrelandHOST
2:45
Meanwhile, two recent reports from the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Inspector General highlight many of the problems we're seeing today.
Reef BrelandHOST
2:53
The first report is titled Unannounced Inspection of ICE's Florida Soft-Sided Facility, a.k.a. Alligator Alcatraz.
Reef BrelandHOST
3:02
In Ochopee, Florida, it shows that Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Department of Homeland Security refuse to comply with both federal and state prison standards, which are fucking disgustingly low to begin with.
Jesse KellyHOST
38:08
Here's, here's something from Bill Miloujen.
Jesse KellyHOST
38:10
According to the new DHS IG report, the Biden administration's ICE received over three point one million leads on visa overstays from 2021 to 2024, including more than 100,000 flagged as public safety threats.
Jesse KellyHOST
38:28
You know how many of them they arrested? Eight.
Jesse KellyHOST
38:33
Eight of them.
Jesse KellyHOST
33:41
Here's, here's something from Bill Milugin.
Jesse KellyHOST
33:44
According to the new DHS IG report, the Biden administration's ICE received over three point one million leads on visa overstays from twenty twenty-one to twenty twenty-four, including more than a hundred thousand flagged as public safety threats.
Jesse KellyHOST
34:02
You know how many of them they arrested? Eight.
Jesse KellyHOST
34:07
Eight of them.
speaker_11SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:25
He had no interest in cracking down on anyone overstaying their visa, no interest in tracking them down, no reason to find out who the criminals were, and the numbers don't lie.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:36
So the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General released a report and it shows how little the Biden administration did to deal with the illegals who overstayed their authorized period here in the United States.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:48
And Lawrence, if you look at the numbers, three point one million.
speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
45:55
Those were leads.
JRHOST
42:47
knowingly allowed millions of illegal aliens who overstayed their visas to remain in the United States, classifying them as non-priority aliens.
JRHOST
42:57
A report from DHS IG Joseph Kufari details a clear lack of immigration enforcement embedded within the Brandon administration.
JRHOST
43:07
Well, you know, they saw what happened in the 2020 election and said, man, we had to print ballots and print ballots and print ballots.
JRHOST
43:16
We can't do that again in 24.
Craig DeLuzHOST
9:41
The degree, uh, the degree of the Biden administration's dereliction of duty, which needlessly put American lives at risk, is staggering and en- and enraging," uh, DHS Secr- uh, Secretary Mark Wayne Mullen said in a statement.
Craig DeLuzHOST
9:59
The DHS IG notes that the Biden administration issued an ICE directive in November 2021 that instructed agents to investigate only visa overstay, o-overstay leads considered, quote, 'priority one,' leaving millions ignored and able, and able to continue living in the United States.
Craig DeLuzHOST
10:26
Of, of fewer, of fewer than one thousand eight hundred visa overstay leads considered priority one, just eighty-four," let me say that again, eighty-four "were investigated, leading to only two arrests." This is from the, this is-- Now, this is directly from the IG report.
Craig DeLuzHOST
10:45
"ICE conducted few non-immigrant overstay lead-initiated investigations and the, and arrested even, yeah, even fewer foreign nationals who stayed beyond or violated the terms of their ad- of their admission because of the September 2021 policy that directed ICE's limited resources only to leads posing a threat to national security, public safety, and border security.
Beth BaileyHOST
17:00
Mm.
Shawn VanDiverGUEST
17:00
We're hoping that will happen, but what we were asking for, given the, given CAS, given the two Afghans that came, given that, and we'll talk about this in a minute, the OIG report said that, um, that the vetting worked.
Shawn VanDiverGUEST
17:19
I mean, that's not the headline they're going with, but if you read it, it says that the vetting worked, which is great.
Shawn VanDiverGUEST
17:25
Um, we thought that that confluence of things, if we helped Congress understand it, would result in that coming up during the constella- in the consultation, and it did, but it, they didn't care.
Shawn VanDiverGUEST
21:22
We owe it to our brothers and sisters in arms to stand up and speak our truth.
Beth BaileyHOST
21:29
Yeah.
Beth BaileyHOST
21:30
You know, I wanna ask about something, 'cause I never read the OIG report.
Shawn VanDiverGUEST
21:34
Sure.
Zak PaineHOST
64:40
There were two cl- cases that involved potential inadmissibility for those that were seeking asylum because there were concerns that they were terrorists, but they were both missed because they were using aliases, and they had incomplete documentation.
Zak PaineHOST
64:54
Now, this was a totally random audit, but the DHS IG analyzed six hundred and seventy-eight out of thirteen thousand six hundred and eighty-two asylum cases that were adjudicated during the Biden administration, uh, and of course, by U.S.
Zak PaineHOST
65:08
Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Zak PaineHOST
65:10
This was part of the Operation Allies Welcome program.
Brett WinterbleHOST
67:35
We got no business for you.
Brett WinterbleHOST
67:38
The DHS IG notes that the Biden administration issued an ICE directive in September of 2021 when Roy Cooper was cutting people loose, when he was putting the jails empty, all that sort of stuff.
Brett WinterbleHOST
67:57
You know that.
Brett WinterbleHOST
68:00
They were only looking for priority one.

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