A recent report by the House Judiciary Committee reveals that nearly 1 million illegal migrants have been granted 'quiet amnesty' under the Biden-Harris administration through administrative maneuvering in immigration court proceedings. The report details that over 700,000 cases have been dismissed, terminated, or administratively closed, allowing these individuals to remain in the U.S. indefinitely without facing deportation. Additionally, the Department of Homeland Security failed to file necessary documentation for approximately 200,000 cases. This situation has arisen amidst an unprecedented backlog in immigration courts, which has grown from 1.2 million to nearly 3.5 million cases since the start of the Biden administration. The report criticizes the administration's handling of immigration cases, accusing it of an open-borders agenda and failing to adjudicate asylum claims on their merits. This 'quiet amnesty' has sparked significant debate and scrutiny, particularly from Republican lawmakers.