http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A43209-2002Apr24.html
Sensenbrenner said yesterday that congressional intervention is the only way to reform the INS, which has been restructured nine times since 1979 but continues to have myriad problems, including backlogs in the processing of applications. Five million visa petitions and naturalization applications are pending.
"The INS cannot internally restructure itself," Sensenbrenner said. "Only an act of Congress can do that."
Sensenbrenner said yesterday that congressional intervention is the only way to reform the INS, which has been restructured nine times since 1979 but continues to have myriad problems, including backlogs in the processing of applications. Five million visa petitions and naturalization applications are pending.
"The INS cannot internally restructure itself," Sensenbrenner said. "Only an act of Congress can do that."