Our experience is that most of these children, when provided the opportunity to present their case before an immigration judge, when they are provided a full and fair hearing, are in fact eligible for protection.
Wendy Young highlights the importance of legal representation for children in immigration cases.
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First and foremost, restore the economy. When that is done, the Postal Service is fine.
The rates of violence in Central America are much higher than cities across the United States, such as Detroit.
Bottom line, our experience has been that the private sector actually is very willing to step forward to represent these children on a pro bono basis.
Nothing we did, nothing the Postal Service did and nothing the postal industry did caused this crisis.
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