After seven weeks of stonewalling by the Democrats in the Senate Judiciary committee, the Secure and Protect Act has been passed to be voted upon by the full Senate when they return in September, the bill which forces asylum seekers to apply outside of the U. S., and allows a hundred days for processing of asylum claims of people who make it into the Country, plus the return of unaccompanied children back to their families in their home countries, which the Republican majority Senate should pass, to then give to the House for the Democrats to approve or face even more distress in the 2020 elections.
