DOJ Moves Forward With Plan To Collect DNA From Migrant Detainees

The video discusses a proposal to collect DNA from migrants detained at the US border, adding samples to an FBI database. The proposal outlines exemptions for legal residents, asylum seekers, and children under 14. Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen cites the DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005 as the legal basis for this action. The rule will be published for public comment, followed by a pilot program.

What is the main purpose of collecting DNA from migrants at the US border?

• To create a health database

• To add to an FBI database for law enforcement

• To monitor genetic diseases

• To assist in immigration processing

Which group is NOT affected by the proposed DNA collection rules?

• Asylum seekers

• Permanent legal residents

• People entering the US legally

• Children under 14

Who has the authority to draft regulations for DNA collection according to the DNA Fingerprint Act of 2005?

• The President

• The Secretary of Homeland Security

• The Attorney General

• The Director of the FBI

What is the next step after the rule is officially published?

• Public comment period

• Congressional review

• Supreme Court approval

• Immediate implementation

What is planned to happen shortly after the public comment period?

• The rule will be sent to Congress

• A pilot program will be launched

• The rule will be revised

• The rule will be discarded