I would ask, again, that you reject publicly the idea that you would use simply the numbers of cases or the amount of time it takes to complete immigration work as a measure of the quality of a judge's work.
Cicilline urges rejection of metrics for evaluating immigration judges' performance.
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The asylum system of the United States was once described as the crown jewel of America's humanitarian effort.
To export our responsibility or our privilege really of being this great humanitarian force in the world is a terrible message.
Because it ignores the fundamental reality that our country has been made stronger, more vibrant, more dynamic, more powerful because of the arrival of immigrants, and refugees, and asylum seekers.
The idea that we would stop asylum and we somehow have compared it to overflowing bathtubs.
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