Isn't it also true that the DHS could have detained most of these criminal aliens, but simply chose not to?
Bob Goodlatte: “Isn't it also true that the DHS could have detained most of these criminal aliens, but simply chose not to?”
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Goodlatte questions DHS's decision not to detain criminal aliens.
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