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GGD-78-73 1 (1978-05-15)

handle is hein.gao/gaobaaxim0001 and id is 1 raw text is: DOCUBNT RESUNE 06018 - (813664113) f4dAP ;'/1&/7f Videspread Conspiracy To O.ttruct Probes of Alleged Nazi Uar Criminals Not Supported by available Rvidence: Controversy say (ontinue. GGD-76-73; B-125051. Bay 15, 1978. Releaa, -l ay 16, 1978. 43 pp. + 5 appendices (1' pp.). Report to Rep4 Joshua 3ilberg, Chairman# House Ccmmittee on the Judiciary: lumigration, Citizenship and International Lay Subcommittee; by Elmer 3. Staat3, Comptroller General. Contact: General Governeent Div. Budget Function: Law 'torcemenc and Justice: Federal Law Enforcement an Pr©c&.utin (751). Organization CoLc4red: Department of Justice; Immigration and Naturalization Service. Congressional Relevanre: House Committee on the Judiciary: Immigration, Citisenship and International Law Subcommittee. Rep. Joshua Eilberg, Authority: Immigration and Nationality Act (66 Stat. 163; 8 U.S.C. 1251(a)). Displaced Persons Act of 1948 (62 Stat. 1009). lnternal Security Act of 1950 j61 Stat. 987). 40 Stat. 559. 55 Stat. 252. 64 Stat. 227. 8 U.S.C. 151(a). 8 U.S.C. 1127. -8 C.R. 175. Since iorld War II there have been many allegations that individuals who entered the Oni'ed States and are now residents committed atrocities shile 'erving the Nazi Governseut. Pindings/Conclusions: From a review of Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) fily8 on 94 individuals, 40 of vhoa had allegations made against them before 1973, it was found that: two mere expelled from th. United States; investigations on some others appeared to be thorough; for various reasons, some individuals were allowed to stay in the country in spite of propscutions; in most cases, there were only routine inquiries wit, other agencies; and in some cases, no inquiries mere made. Some obravrtions included: an investigation of complaints by an INS espl fa that his Investigation of alleged war criminals was hampered did not show irregularities; INS investigations of cases before 1973 were deficient; the quality of investigations has iiFroved since 1973 when a control office was established, but fairther impzrovements are needed; and there have been no successful prosecutions since 1973. Other agencies h~d information on, and contacts v:.th, som* individuals listed in INS files. Although it was difficult to obtaiL facts because of the passage of time anud limited access to records, it as concluded that there was no widespread conspiracy to obstruct investigations of alleged Nazi war criminals. (H)

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