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While the Bush administration continues to insist that American citizens must accept increased inconveniences at airports and more privacy intrusions under the Real ID Act, it is waiving security checks for tens of thousands of new immigrants, including many who are being hired as Border Patrol officers.
"Facing a rapidly growing backlog of immigration cases, the Bush administration will grant permanent residency to tens of thousands of legal U.S. immigrants without first completing required background checks against the FBI's investigative files," the Washington Post reported on February 12. The change, it said, applies to about 47,000 permanent residency, or green card, applicants whose FBI checks have been pending for more than six months.
Even more disturbing is information that the administration is using the same "wave them through" policy when it comes to applicants for the Border ...
Source: HighBeam Research, Sabotaging border security from within.(Inside Track)(Brief article)