On the recordJune 22, 2000
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.
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govinfo.govNo. 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.
Discussing the limitations of witness testimony in immigration proceedings.
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