GAO-13-200, REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS: Sharing More Information Will Enable Federal Agencies to Improve Notifications of Sex Offenders' International Travel
REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS Sharing More Information Will Enable Federal Agencies to Improve Notifications of Sex Offenders’ International Travel Report to Congressional Requesters February 2013 GAO-13-200 United States Government Accountability Office GAO United States Government Accountability Office Highlights of GAO-13-200, a report to congressional requesters February 2013 REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS Sharing More Information Will Enable Federal Agencies to Improve Notifications of Sex Offenders’ International Travel Why GAO Did This Study In recent years, certain individuals who had been convicted of a sex offense in the United States have traveled overseas and committed offenses against children. GAO was asked to review what relevant federal agencies—including DOJ, DHS, and the Department of State—are doing with regard to registered sex offenders traveling or living abroad. This report addresses the following questions: (1) How and to what extent does the federal government determine whether registered sex offenders are leaving or returning to the United States? …
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