The acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says DNA testing this year helped detect more than 1,000 fake families crossing the southern border.
"We are utilizing DNA sampling right now in the border environment trying to ferret out the false families," Matthew Albence said Thursday in the White House press briefing room.
DNA testing began in May as a pilot program amid a surge in Central Americans seeking asylum. Due to a 1997 legal settlement, children must be released after 20 days of detention, which resulted in the release of many family units.
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Of course the DNA tests exposed this. In South and Central America the smugglers pay woman for their babies to hand out like water bottles to the illegals. The smugglers also rape little girls who then become pregnant and take those babies for same purpose. The democrats approve of this.
Keep up the good work, ICE!
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