'Failed to comply': Jim Jordan accuses Mayorkas of withholding files of alleged illegal immigrant criminals
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Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan is accusing DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of failing to comply with document requests by the committee for files of alleged illegal immigrant criminals.
"The Committee previously wrote to [DHS] for various documents and information, including the production of alien files (A-files) and related immigration case information for several alleged criminal illegal aliens," the lawmakers, who also include subcommittee chairs Tom McClintock and Ben Cline, said. "However, to date, DHS has failed to comply with the Committee’s requests." Adam Shaw is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital, primarily covering immigration and border security.
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