Among the findings: The waiving of FBI checks and the short-staffing of health workers.

What began as an emergency shelter to house kids has morphed into a tent city in the Texas desert, holding thousands of teen migrants and potentially costing taxpayers more than $430 million. Among the findings: The waiving of FBI checks and the short-staffing of health workers. pic.twitter.com/bvLsYTVgCx

— The Associated Press (@AP) November 27, 2018

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