On the recordDecember 26, 2023
If you look at the numbers, straightforward, for the last 25 years, when somebody goes in front of immigration judge, 13 percent will be accepted, and the rest will be rejected.
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transcripts.cnn.comIf you look at the numbers, straightforward, for the last 25 years, when somebody goes in front of immigration judge, 13 percent will be accepted, and the rest will be rejected.
Cuellar highlights the low acceptance rates of immigration cases to argue for a more effective approach to border management.
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OK. I thought the Secretary was going another direction, but we can follow up.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I congratulate you on the new role as chairman of this subcommittee and welcome and look forward to working with you in a bipartisan way.