I think suggesting that the real answer is to export our responsibility to do that to another country or to make asylum seeking so difficult because you cannot work and you must stay in Mexico that people will not apply for it is not the answer.
Cicilline argues against making asylum seeking more difficult and emphasizes the need for proper processing.
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