In a moment. if I might finish this. There is a procedure for habeas corpus and multiple party actions for habeas corpus in the bill. and class action suits under these conditions and circumstances are simply not necessary. They are redundant and they add a delay in the process of asylum claims that have clogged up our courts and immigration hearings process in Florida and across the country. Now we have over 170.000 of them pending. We only had 3.800 of that type of claim back in 1978. just a few years ago. so we really need a streamline of the process that the adjudication section does and to further streamline was the purpose of that portion of my amendment. The last thing that the amendment did was remove the automatic stay of kicking somebody out of the country that attaches when appealing an exclusion order. again protecting that automatic stay for deportation. What this does is avoid some of many frivolous procedures that can be brought up to delay the process by those who want to simply stop the processes and clog up our system and use this for the purpose of delay. It still allows them to seek and get a stay if the judge. in his discretion. wants to give it. So all I have done is try to streamline in this amendment the whole process to insure that we do not have another Mariel boatlift type of situation and be able to handle it if it ever were to arise again in the future. and to have a summary exclusion that is really workable and an asylum exclusion and deportation system that is workable.
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