Unfortunately, these administrative remedies have fallen low on the Department's priority list, namely because of misplaced focus on ineffective, costly campaign promises, such as a billion-dollar border wall.
Jose Luis Correa: “Unfortunately, these administrative remedies have fallen low on the Department's priority list, namely because of…”
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Correa criticizes DHS's focus on the border wall over necessary administrative improvements.
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