The notion that you would be unable and that your facilities would be unable to provide a modicum level of notice to individuals who are being transferred in the dead of night to at least tell their families before that is done, to me is a bare minimum requirement, and it is disappointing that you are unable to commit to that today.
Joe Neguse: “The notion that you would be unable and that your facilities would be unable to provide a modicum level of notice to…”
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Neguse criticizes the lack of notice for detainee transfers, calling it a basic requirement.
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