Allowing the most vulnerable immigrants to appear in immigration court alone, is simply not who we are as a nation. It is not the way in which we do things.
Eric Holder: “Allowing the most vulnerable immigrants to appear in immigration court alone, is simply not who we are as a nation. It…”
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Emphasizing the need for representation of vulnerable immigrants in court.
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