Which of the following is NOT a category in the Immigration Violators File?

The Immigration Violators File in the NCIC (National Crime Information Center) system is specifically designed to track individuals who have violated immigration laws or have been flagged for potential threats related to immigration status. Each category within this file serves a distinct function related to immigration enforcement and national security.

Deported felons, National Security Entry-Exit violators, and Absconders who have remained in the US are all relevant categories that pertain to immigration violations. Deported felons refer to individuals who have been convicted of felonies and subsequently deported, thus reflecting a serious breach of both criminal and immigration laws. National Security Entry-Exit violators are related to individuals who have failed to comply with the requirements of the entry and exit processes established by immigration authorities, which can pose national security concerns. Absconders who have remained in the US represent individuals who have overstayed visas or violated immigration terms, contributing to unauthorized residency.

In contrast, corruption offenders do not fit into the specific categories tracked by the Immigration Violators File, as this designation relates more broadly to criminal activity rather than direct immigration violations. This distinction makes it clear why corruption offenders is the choice that does not apply to the categories found within the Immigration Violators File, as it does not focus