Nonprofits fraudulently spent millions on illegal immigrants at border: IG report

  Nonprofit charity organizations that received more than $100 million from the federal government to feed and house illegal immigrants released from federal custody at the U.S.-Mexico border failed to adhere to the law and abused fund ..
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