But that has to do only with implementation of the exceptions. It doesn't have to do with the fundamental underlying assessment and assumption of the safe third country agreement, which is that the U.S. is a safe third country.
Clinical Professor of Law, Immigration and Refugee Program, Harvard Law School
But that has to do only with implementation of the exceptions. It doesn't have to do with the fundamental underlying assessment and assumption of the safe third country agreement, which is that the U.S. is a safe third country.
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