Which of the following is NOT a category within the Immigration Violator File?

The Immigration Violator File includes specific categories of individuals that law enforcement agencies can track for various reasons related to immigration status. The categories typically encompass individuals who have violated immigration laws or are wanted for violations.

"Deported felon," "Absconder," and "NSEERS" (National Security Entry-Exit Registration System) are all recognized categories that fit within this framework. A deported felon refers to individuals who have been removed from the U.S. after committing serious crimes. An absconder is someone who has failed to report to immigration authorities or has otherwise evaded authorities. NSEERS was established to monitor certain non-citizens for national security purposes.

On the other hand, "Non-resident Alien" does not align with a category specifically within the Immigration Violator File. Non-resident aliens are individuals who are not U.S. citizens and do not pass the substantial presence test but do not inherently fall into a category of immigration violators. They may be legally present in the U.S. under various visas or statuses and, therefore, do not necessarily represent a violation of immigration laws.

Thus, the designation of "Non-resident Alien" is not applicable in the context of the Immigration Violator File categories.