If our Nation does not afford due process to those who are most in need, we are failing in our basic duty to fellow children of God and degrading our domestic and international legal obligations as well as our global leadership on human rights protection.
On the recordApril 5, 2022
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Emphasizes the importance of due process for vulnerable communities seeking asylum.
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