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Least two infants in neo natal intensive care unit received letters from uscis telling them to leave the country within 33 days. imagine that. you have just had a child that is so sick she is in nicu. at the moment your child s health should be the only thing you have to worry about. the u.s. government orders you to pack up and leave the country. mr. cuccinelli, did you know about these cases before you uscis decided to end deferred action? my answer is the same as the earlier example. which is? we do not look at particular cases when making processes. so you don t care? no, you asked me did i know. you bet i care. do you care that somebody s in you bet i do. and it would be great in an intensive care unit about to die. we have law. if you cared enough to pass a
CountryChildLettersIntensive-care-unitInfantsUs-citizenship-and-immigration-servicesKneo-natalTwo33ThingGovernmentAmericansYou wouldn t do it when you re thinking about your businesses. so why is it okay for our government? it s not. it has to change. now what we ve tried to do over the first three years of my administration is to do a whole range of steps administratively to start making processes, procedures, agencies, more consumer friendly. but we need to do more. we need authority to do more. so today i m calling on congress to reinstate the authority that past presidents have had to streamline and reform the executive branch. this is the sail sort of authority that every business owner has to make sure that his or her company keeps pace with the times. let me be clear. i will only use this authority for reforms that result in more efficiency,
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