The US government plans to collect the DNA of all migrants detained after entering the country illegally, officials said Wednesday.
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(FILES) In this file photo taken on August 28, 2019 shows a portion of the wall on the US-Mexico border seen from Chihuahua State in Mexico, some 100 km from the city of Ciudad Juarez. - President Donald Trump on October 2, 2019 denied a US media report that he proposed extreme measures, including alligator-filled trenches, to stop migrants on the Mexican border. "The press is trying to sell the fact that I wanted a Moot stuffed with alligators and snakes, with an electrified fence and sharp spikes on top, at our Southern Border," Trump tweeted, later correcting the spelling to read "Moat.""I may be tough on Border Security, but not that tough. The press has gone Crazy. Fake News!" Trump wrote. (Photo by HERIKA MARTINEZ / AFP)
2019-10-03 10:42:09
The US government plans to collect the DNA of all migrants detained after entering the country illegally, officials said Wednesday.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is developing a plan to take DNA samples from each of the undocumented immigrants and store it in a national database for criminal DNA profiles, they said.
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