- The Department of Homeland Security and Catholic Charities are aware of the practice.
- DHS says agents must accept any listed address a migrant provides, according to the Washington Times.
- Using such addresses, creates difficulties for Immigration and Customs Enforcement in serving a migrant with an immigration court summons and lessens the likelihood of deportation in the immediate future.
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Migrants Using Catholic Charities Addresses To Avoid Deportation
Illegal migrants are reportedly listing Catholic Charities addresses as their destinations upon entering the U.S to slow the process of their court hearings and stall possible deportation.
