At any given time in my community, you have immigrants who show up for supervisory review appointments and have no idea whether the rug is going to suddenly be pulled out from under them.

But it happens every single day.

This incident did expose potentially serious holes in our postal system security.

I appreciate your kind words and your underscoring the importance of security for our postal workers throughout the entire system.

Well, that certainly cries out for doing something differently, and addressing this situation in a very significant way.

Well, given that that was 2018, this is 2019, you can understand how troubling it is that we wouldn't already have those kinds of security measures in place.

The landmark Brown v. Board decision led to gains for African American students in the academic achievement gap by more than half in two decades of public school integration.

Unfortunately, many parents failed to understand that attending public schools with diverse enrollment greatly broadens the horizons of all students irrespective of race.

As a former educator and lifelong learner, I believe in my whole heart that an excellent education is the key to lifelong success.

The legacy of Brown v. Board of Education should be to empower parents with the ability to choose the right school for their child.

The importance of today's hearing cannot be overstated.

Why is ICE making life as hard as possible, and why have they not corrected the gross and horrendous conditions that immigrants are expected to be able to--to be subjected to?

Abusive behavior, as I indicated in my prior questioning, seems to be tolerated at CBP.

If my child was apprehended and they were 2 hours from me and I was not contacted and given an opportunity to come get her, that to me--I would be flipping out.

Thanks to the relentless courage of Linda Brown, her parents, and civil rights leaders, the abhorrent segregationist policy of 'separate but equal' was recognized for what it was, inherently unequal.

There are conclusions in a report written by GAO that looked into ICE's failures to consistently follow your own policies when moving forward with removal proceedings for noncitizen veterans.

These are people who have served our country, and they are supposed to be given a heightened level of review.

I still need an answer about what is being done to follow up to make sure that security officers at the facility are not treating the people who are presenting at the office with an appointment rudely.