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Wall Or Sieve? Attacks Raise Doubts About U.S. Immigration System — Donald Trump | ChamberLight
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A 2026 report examines vulnerabilities in U.S. immigration vetting following a series of violent attacks, highlighting failures in biometric systems, visa oversight, and data sharing between federal agencies.
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