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Report: Passengers From Mexico AGAIN Able to Skip Customs at JFK

Sources tell The Daily News that passengers on on American Airlines Flight 1223 from Cancun, Mexico last Monday were able to skip Customs. The incident is strikingly similar to a November snafu in which passengers — again arriving on an American Airlines fight from Cancun, Mexico — were able to skip customs.

John F, Kennedy Airport at sunset, New York City, NY )

CBP Official: No Target Date for Implementing Biometric Exit System

While the law has dictated for well over a decade that the government implement a biometric tracking system for foreign travelers in the U.S., the Department of Homeland Security still has no date set for its implementation, according to a Customs and Border Protection official.

Biometric Tracking Foreign Travelers AP PhotoDenis Poroy

DHS Official: ICE Investigated .05 Percent of Visa Overstays

The Obama administration investigated just 3,000 visa overstays out of an estimated population of some six million illegal immigrants who remained in the U.S. after their visa expired last year, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) official testified before a Senate panel Wednesday.

tracking visa overstays Nick Ut, AP

Local Jails Have Refused to Hold Thousands of Criminal Aliens

Local jails have refused to hold criminal aliens for immigration enforcement officials more than 18,640 times over the past two years, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement data obtained and reported by The Texas Tribune.

illegal immigrants file into BC facility in Tucson AP

Harry Reid Aims to Force Votes On Trump Proposals in Senate

As House and Senate Republicans gather in Baltimore for their annual retreat this week, Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) says Democrats will force votes on Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s proposals.

The Associated Press

Gallup: Democratic Party Identification at Record Low, Most Identifying as Independents

In 2015, 29 percent of Americans identified as Democrats — a 27-year low, according to the poll — lower than the poll’s previous record low of 30 percent a year earlier. Gallup notes that although the company shifted from in-person to telephone polling in 1988, from 1951-1987 the outfit never collect a yearly Democratic identification lower than 37 percent.

AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall

More Than 25.4 Million Foreign-Born Workers Employed in U.S.

The number of foreign-born people employed in the U.S. dipped slightly last month from November’s record high, but exceeded 25 million for a third month in a row, according to data released Friday by Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The Associated Press

El Salvador, Guatemala Offer Tips to Avoid Deportation from U.S.

In the wake of recent immigration raids, the governments of El Salvador and Guatemala are advising their citizens living in the U.S. on how to avoid deportation. In government bulletins and postings on social media, the Central American nations are

Guatemalan Deportees REUTERSJorge Dan Lopez