for reasons of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or their membership in a particular social group. in this context, what we learned from the children is that a clear almost 60% of them presented international protection concerns. so what that means is that they have legitimate asylum claims. the numbers don t do it justice. so some of the stories, what we learned really grabbed our attention. young girls who were that we interviewed had been threatened to become for nonconsensual sexual relationships with some members of these gagengs and on girl told us she left because they threatened her multiple times and knew they would follow through because they took her best friend and after having raped her, they dismembered her body and put her body parts along the road to school as a reminder not just to her but to the other girls that this is not an empty threat. so this kind of horrifying
refugee? so, the definition of refugee is someone who has a well-founded fear of persecution for reasons of race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or their membership in a particular social group. in this context, what we learned from the children is that a clear almost 60% of them presented international protection concerns. so what that means is that they have legitimate asylum claims. the numbers don t do it justice. so some of the stories, what we learned really grabbed our attention. young girls who were that we interviewed had been threatened to become for nonconsensual sexual relationships with some members of these gangs and one girl told us she left because they threatened her multiple times and knew they would follow through because they took her best friend and after having raped her, they dismembered her body and put her body parts along the road to school as a reminder not just to her but to
nationality, political opinion, or their membership in a particular social group. in this context, what we learned from the children is that a clear almost 60% of them presented international protection concerns. so what that means is that they have legitimate asylum claims. the numbers don t do it justice. so some of the stories, what we learned really grabbed our attention. young girls who were that we interviewed had been threatened to become for nonconsensual sexual relationships with some members of these gangs and one girl told us she left because they threatened her multiple times and knew they would follow through because they took her best friend and after having raped her, they dismembered her body and put her body parts along the road to school as a reminder not just to her but to the other girls that this is not an empty threat. so this kind of horrifying horrifying crime and
law by engaging in this exchange? i think it certainly merits further review and that s what i m going to do to make that determination. it certainly doesn t smell right to me and i want to back up for a minute. the covert action that we do in both the house and senate is so more sensitive than what you see with this prisoner exchange. it s sensitive and causes international concerns and other concerns and forced protection concerns for our troops and forced protection for our diplomats around the world. again, another reason you want another set of eyes and ears on this. but the sensitive information that flies through that commission, that is nonsense and an excuse to try to violate or circumvent a law of the united states. you cannot continue to do this is a dangerous precedent that is being set here when you have those secret negotiations and everybody said, bad idea, don t do it again. i m worried, are there other