There is an adjudication process to get off of the list, yes.
Jeh Johnson: “There is an adjudication process to get off of the list, yes.”
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Johnson explains the process for individuals to challenge their watchlist status.
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The numbers, now, are something like, last time I looked, 12,000 a month. The prior administration sometimes saw that in a day.
He is moving the goalpost. He and his supporters would rather have this issue as a campaign issue than to actually take the opportunity that Lankford and Murphy have presented them to solve the problem.
How can you vote for someone for president who is under four different federal, criminal – four different felony indictments, who may well be convicted of a serious felony by Election Day?
The legitimate case to be made here is: How can you vote for someone for president who is under four different federal, criminal – four different felony indictments, who may well be convicted of a serious felony by Election Day?





