Survey of INS's Anti-Smuggling Units
Report Number I-2001-003
March 2001
Background
ASUs Perceive a lack of direction from headquarters regarding the anti-smuggling strategy
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONS
APPENDIX I : SUMMARY OF FY 1999 ASU G-23 DATA
APPENDIX II : ANTI-SMUGGLING UNITS SURVEYED
APPENDIX III : SURVEY OF ANTI-SMUGGLING UNITS
APPENDIX IV : RESULTS OF SURVEY OF ANTI-SMUGGLING UNITS
APPENDIX V : DIFFERENCES IN DISTRICT AND SECTOR
SURVEY RESPONSES
APPENDIX VI : IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE'S
RESPONSE TO THE DRAFT REPORT
APPENDIX VII : OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL'S ANALYSIS
OF MANAGEMENT'S RESPONSE
Inspection Objectives and Methodology
Many INS personnel see the need for a single chain of command for anti-smuggling units
Coordination problems occur between anti-smuggling units and other INS entities
Anti-smuggling units perceive variations in their effectiveness
Lack of resources affects anti-smuggling units' ability to perform their mission