ajc.com -- INS still hasn't found 300,000 illegal immigrants ordered deported

More than 300,000 illegal immigrants who have been ordered deported remain at large in the United States, roughly the same number as in December 2001 when the government began a campaign to capture them.

A smaller group of about 6,000 immigrants were given special attention because they are from countries considered at risk for terrorism. Of those, just over 1,100 have been captured and deported, INS spokesman Bill Strassberger said Thursday.

Under-funded, over-worked, poor policies, INS is the most incompetent government agency.