07-17-2017, 05:30 PM
(07-17-2017, 05:27 PM)GMDino Wrote: Agreed. Although I wonder if there the increase arrests have included people who shouldn't be deported so the clogging comes from those.
As an example I keep track of product we produce that is scrapped. Management wants eight items a day produced but they don't take into account the ones that a guy works on for half a day that end of junk. (Not the fault of the employee. We repair here.)
So they get 8 a day. Sometimes 8 are good. Sometimes 1 is good and the rest are junk.
Or I was thinking, that the time you would spend with the actual hearings is reduced by the time needed for the initial appearances by all the extra arrests. So if I used to arraign 10 people a day, and now I have to arraign 15, then that's less time that I have to spend on the hearings that result in deportations.
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