But on the analysis, and I am just going to summarize on this, basically when their intelligence did the work on narcotics, they said there is a high threat on the Mexican side, but then on this side they called it a moderate threat of violence on the U.S. side itself.
Cuellar discusses intelligence findings on narcotics threats at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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I just want to add, when I said CBP, I meant DHS custody, would mean CBP and, of course, ICE.
So my question again, sir, is--so can you consider somebody on a monitoring system or a check-in to be part of the detained population, or do they have to be physically inside of a four-wall place?
Expedite removal is only if you have somebody in detention. And if they are out, then we need some changes of the law, like the Senate deal does.
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