Putting the Premium Processing Idea to Work to Cause More Deportations
By David North on June 1, 2019
At first it seemed like a roughly equal tradeoff.
Outsiders seeking admission to the U.S., or a change in immigration status, are delayed in getting those benefits because of the slowness of our bureaucracy.
On the other hand, a group of aliens in this country get to stay here longer because of the slowness of their home country's bureaucracy.
So fewer entries, fewer exits.
These were my initial reactions to an email from an informant who called to my attention the fact that:
. . .there are 2000 + (and counting) [Cambodians] with deportation orders/in removal proceedings. The reason the US is not able to move more expeditiously [to] deport those with deportation orders is because the country [Cambodia] STILL takes MONTHS to issue passports.
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