I come away with and I just want to repeat over and over again, we on this subcommittee cannot afford to get sidetracked with issues that people want to bring up which may obfuscate the issue at hand, which is what ORR's mission is.
Emphasizing the importance of focusing on ORR's mission without distractions.
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