International Committee on Migration. does not have any U.S. personnel operating in this task. and I think they are doing a good job of maintaining independence and credibility. They started their role at the beginning of December. so we have only a very brief period of time to look upon. We do know from that period of time that several hundred have been deported and several hundred have arrived in El Salvador at the airport. that ICM. the International Committee on Migration. has a person to meet every plane from the United States. that it greets every one of the deport. ees who comes back from the States. that it provides them with the money and the wherewithal and transportation and housing and food to get to whatever destination they might want. that it asks them questions that I observed being asked in one case while I was at the airport. and I reviewed the procedures. in the logbooks and the records they keep in their office in San Salvador. many others. They asked them whatever they can do: What is it that we can do to help you? And have been very helpful to everybody who has returned. and I think the program is working exceedingly well.
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