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violations because both of those could essentially put someone in the path of a removal action. so the removal after january 2014. so there is a bit more of a bright line. the numbers in that context will change as we move further and further from that day and still there is a future focus as opposed to the rich respective focus and then finally, we really see the importance of extending valuable resources on the person to enter the debate co- into the country illegally in 2014 unless they fall under the one of the priority categories. .. said that as the overall philosophy. the key and critical part of the memo to secretary issues for all intents and purposes and secure communities program and secure communities had been and remain a controversial part of enforcement priorities over the last few years in part because of what it was designed to be, what it became and this is actively noted, what it became as emblematic of everything wrong with the immigration system tod ....
sense, it s also true that lawyers for the agencies that those responders work for also play a very, very important role. and we re privileged today to have an outstanding panel of lawyers from various agencies at the federal and local level, some now in private practice, who have served in those important roles or do so today. and to give us some insights about the role of a lawyer in emergency preparedness and response. and with that i d like to introduce the panel by having them introduce themselves to you and then we ll get right into it. good afternoon, i m adrian sevier. i m the chief county of the emergency management agency. i ve been with fema for 15 years. i ve had a variety of positions at the agency starting what we called then a field attorney. so i deployed to the joint field offices that fema sets up when the president declares a major disaster or emergency. i ve held a variety of positions at fema. and again i ve been the chief council since for abou ....
[ speaking french ] [ speaking french ] we ve already announced more, already are doing more. but this isn t just a game of trying to up the numbers. we re trying to do things responsibly. i ve visited refugee camps in syria, in northern iraq. i ve visited with families we have accepted from these regions. i have met with leaders from those communities, not just in canada, but in the region itself. and i can certainly tell you, from my visits to the refugee camps in jordan and debriefings there, we can t pretend there are no security risks. it s important that we do screening. those countries in the world that responded to these headlines as these others would have by just opening the doors and doing no checking have rapidly regretted that, and are now trying to put in place the very kind of system that canada has been pursuing all along. it s a generous response, it s a responsible response. it is not based on the headlines. it is based on the right thing to do. [ ap ....
and local level, some, now in private practice. who have served in those important roles or do so today and to give us some insights about the role of the lawyer in emergency preparedness and response. with that i would like to introduce the panel by having them introduce themselves to you and then we ll get right into it. good afternoon. i m adrian sevier, counsel for emergency management agency. etf been with fema since 2000, for 15 years. i have had several positions at the agency. i fema sets up when the president declares major disaster or emergency. i filled a variety of positions at fema, including deputy chief counsel for quite a few years and chief counsel for a year so. i m dan connolly. i started my career as prosecutor in new york city and then served as counsel in mayor giuliani s administration in new york for eight years, culminating serving as his liaison to the federal government in the aftermaths of the attacks in september 2001. and since then i h ....