But here is my point, Mr. Albence. What I am trying to say is if we know monitoring gets them to court and if the problem is after they know they are not going to get asylum, they no longer show up, it seems to me that we need to focus monitoring at that place.
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McCaskill emphasizes the need for monitoring after asylum denial to ensure court appearances.
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