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PostingsSenator Feinstein Seeks Information from DHS on Asylum Process at the Border
AILA Doc. No. 17072570 | Dated July 24, 2017 | File Size: 2054 K
Download the DocumentOn 7/24/17, Senate Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) requested that DHS Secretary John Kelly detail the agency’s efforts to follow federal law requiring that those seeking asylum be given the opportunity to appear before an immigration judge.
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