article_snippet: Next Top Model contestant and three others was scheduled to be ejected from the US in 2012 but was granted deferred deportation under President Obama’s amnesty policy, it was revealed today.
article_snippet: This raises serious concerns about USCIS’s review and approval of other DACA applicants and points to potential vulnerabilities in the system’ Senators Grassley and Tillis wrote in a letter sent in February to the Department of Homeland Security requesting information about Rangel’s status.
article_snippet: Under the amnesty program, which was enacted by President Obama's executive action, more than 675,000 young immigrants since August 2012 have been granted a work permit and reprieve from deportation.
article_snippet: Republicans have long decried President Obama's executive immigration as a form of backdoor amnesty that circumvents Congress.
article_snippet: the Department of Homeland Security documents say participation in the program can be revoked at any time.
article_snippet: US Citizenship and Immigration Services, which approves applications, reported to the House Judiciary Committee last year the government stripped that protection from 113 people as of August.
article_snippet: The revocations included one case of gang membership, one aggravated assault, 11 driving-under-the-influence cases and 11 errors by USCIS, according to the House Judiciary Committee.
article_snippet: As recently as last week, 15 criminal immigrants protected form deportation under DACA were arrested in raid carried out by federal agents.
highlights_snippet: The teen was granted amnesty under Obama's program despite triple homicide criminal record .
  