A series of recent decisions and programs under Immigration Minister Lena Metlege Diab raises substantive concerns about her performance and her discriminatory decisions. Maintaining biometric requirements that cannot be fulfilled in Gaza, declining to implement waivers or alternative pathways for those in active crisis, responding to constituents aggressively and attempting to advance broader discretionary powers under loosely defined criteria together signal a troubling ministry direction. When flexibility is selectively applied, it invites legitimate scrutiny about transparency and equal treatment.
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