What’s been designed here is a project that ensures a fossil fuel agenda, both in the literal and figurative sense.
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… and manages complaints against agents through - 2301 and manages complaints against agents through the OPR. In … - page 166
… OIDO is in a better position with dedicated resources and immigration experts to perform this function than CRCLis. Allowing both offices to conduct detention oversight is duplicative and wasteful. Chapter Department of Homeland Security Page … - page 166
… In reality, OIG investigates only a small fraction of them and often sits on cases for longer than the five-day window specified in the directive. Meanwhile, the other agencies wait in limbo to execute their … - page 166
… Citizenship - 2304 CISOMB. The Office of the Citizenship and Immigration Services Ombudsman should be eliminated. The DHS bureaucracy is too large, and the Secretary has too many direct reports. CISOMB’s … - page 166
… percent of CISOMB’s workload consists of helping DACA applicants obtain and renew benefits, including work authorization. This is not the role of an ombudsman. In addition, the government should be a … - page 166
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