On the recordDecember 8, 2009
The idea that we would call a temporary working program a program in which people come for multiple years with their families, with the ability to extend, is really an immigration policy.
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congress.govThe idea that we would call a temporary working program a program in which people come for multiple years with their families, with the ability to extend, is really an immigration policy.
Sessions critiques the definition of temporary work programs in immigration policy.
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