I want them to do their job, and that is why I say wouldn't you agree with me that it is negligent for us as American administration to deport someone who was reportedly at the scene of the bombing and we are going to deport him, not to be able to question him anymore? Is that not negligence?
Duncan questions the decision to deport a potential witness from the bombing scene.
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