Do you think that the Atlanta courts with a 98 percent rate of asylum denial is the model that other immigration courts should be following?
David Cicilline: “Do you think that the Atlanta courts with a 98 percent rate of asylum denial is the model that other immigration courts…”
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Cicilline questions the appropriateness of a high denial rate as a model for immigration courts.
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