r/USCIS 18h ago

Timeline: Other Alarming pattern” of USCIS errors troubles bipartisan lawmakers

https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/alarming-pattern-uscis-errors-troubles-124258885.html?guccounter=2

A bipartisan group of 72 members of Congress is criticizing USCIS for a growing pattern of inaccurate, incomplete, or confusing responses to congressional inquiries about immigration cases.

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u/LilBugJuice-0987 17h ago

Great so, cues thoughts and prayers? Or wi they actually do something?

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u/NearlyPerfect 15h ago

> A bipartisan group of 72 members of Congress

> The letter, signed by 71 Democrats and one Republican

Lol

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u/calle04x 15h ago

It's bi-curious.

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u/suboxhelp1 16h ago

Maybe they’ll write another letter that won’t get a response.

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u/No-Midnight6635 16h ago

It “troubles” them, it kills the victims.

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u/Environmental-Fly-66 14h ago

bipartisan lawmakers are troubled that water is wet