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To the advocacy groups more broadly to the changes . Are you still absorbing it . A wait and see approach . Thanks for the question, lynden. The American Immigration Lawyers Association ultimately opposed the secure Communities Program that mary described. There was so much controversy about the program. We opposed it largely based on the impact within the communities as well as the legality and the constitutionality of the detainer hold requests being used on a widespread basis where immigration Customs Enforcement would request that a local Law Enforcement agency would hold somebody for a lo...

Spend those fees on and if you use fees to expand dramatically the number of refugees from syria or other places in the middle east, that does tend to drain the money, does it not, ms. Strike, that you would otherwise have for other needs of your agency . Yes, sir. In order to reprioritize fee funding to the Refugee Funding Program in fy 16 that will come out of other uscis priorities. Follow up on this question, mr. Bartlett, if we go to 100,000, are you aware of how many of those over the 75,000 this year, thats 25,000 more, how many of those would be coming from the syrian from syria and or...

Then it said it planned to accept a floor of 85,000 refugees and at least 100,000 next year. Once here with Refugee Status those individuals can claim any job and collect any federal welfare benefit. Recent statistics from the department of health and Human Services office of Refugee Resettlement indicate that 75 of refugees receive food stamps and more than half receive Free Health Care and cash benefits. For refugees from the middle east the numbers are even higher. More than 90 of recent middle eastern refugees draw food stamps and about 70 receive Free Health Care and cash welfare. Refugee...

That we weigh in on how other countries set up their own regimes, in a manner that will be good for u. S. Firms and the u. S. Market. Its an attempt to influence what other countries do and thereby ensure a level Playing Field that works in our best interest. Their angst is based on the fact that they believe we might end up accepting standards from the International Community that might create problems for them here at home. Nothing thats adopted internationally has any binding force in the United States. We go through our own rulemaking process and decisionmaking. Its our internal decisions ...

Not look at asset manages of siffys but maybe down the road it would . There were a set of criteria that fsok initially issued to indicate firms that it might look at. Has that been updated, chair . Im not certain if it has. But there was there was written if you dont mind well reach out to your staff to see if theres any updated criteria on that. Do you also have a set of criteria that deals with an offramp, such as if an institution designated as a sify and they go down this path in your eyes, offramp for them. Do you have that set of criteria . We evaluate each of these firms every i think ...