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USCIS Flags 14,000 Cases Amid Immigration Reform Push

12/23/2025

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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reported in its first year under U.S. President Donald Trump that it flagged more than 14,000 cases for fraud and security concerns, including 182 national security risks.
The agency issued 196,000 Notices to Appear, leading to over 2,400 arrests.
Fraud investigations found issues in 65% of reviewed cases.
Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized border security and immigration reform, saying efforts would continue until completion.

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Story summary

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) reported in its first year under U.S. President Donald Trump that it flagged more than 14,000 cases for fraud and security concerns, including 182 national security risks.
The agency issued 196,000 Notices to Appear, leading to over 2,400 arrests.
Fraud investigations found issues in 65% of reviewed cases.
Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized border security and immigration reform, saying efforts would continue until completion.