No. The witness gives the evidence solely to the Immigration and Naturalization Service judge. The attorney on the other side does not know their identity nor have the ability to cross-examine.
Andrea Joy Campbell: “No. The witness gives the evidence solely to the Immigration and Naturalization Service judge. The attorney on the other…”
On the recordJune 22, 2000
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Discussing the limitations of witness testimony in immigration proceedings.
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