The agencies have kept their same staffing levels, even as their duties and workloads have soared, the audit found.
is preparing for a surge with the looming end of Title 42, the policy that had allowed agents to expel immigrants who entered the country illegally. Title 42 expires May 11.
“CBP’s and ICE’s current management of law enforcement staffing resources is unsustainable,” the inspector general said. “CBP and ICE workloads have grown significantly due to factors beyond ICE’s deportation force made 92,108 arrests of migrants with criminal convictions in fiscal 2019 during a border surge under then-President Donald Trump. By contrast, ICE’s deportation force logged just 18,173 criminal arrests in the first seven months of fiscal 2022.
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