"While ICE has not been given the opportunity to review the report, the agency is committed to enforcing our nation's immigration laws effectively and sensibly in accordance with federal law and ICE policy," Cox wrote in an email.
"The detention law in India, sensibly, defaults to 'bail, not jail,' " he said.
He said Johnson was taking a "hard look" at ways to "enforce our immigration laws effectively and sensibly, in line with our values".
Reality check Toddlers and taboos Mr Brown and the sound of flapping wings Correction: Premium Bonds Reprints Related items Visas and science: American express?Feb 17th 2005The law defines continuous residence sensibly.
He also loosened Germany's old nationality laws, based on blood, and began sensibly liberalising immigration.He blew itBut then, with the economy growing more perkily again in 2000, the old opportunism seemed to return.
Behind the cliche, though, lurked a more interesting assertion: that "common sense" could be sensibly applied via existing laws, even in the case of a technology which didn't exist when those laws were written.
The new government of Gerhard Schröder sensibly wants to reform the law.
The entire criminal law system and how it can be sensibly administered could turn to chaos.
In 2006, a special blue-ribbon state commission sensibly called for overhauling state law to allow no-fault divorce.
They argue, sensibly, that while the 1988 law imposed limits on federal courts' oversight of the V.A.'s bureaucratic decisions, Congress surely did not intend to deny veterans any judicial forum to challenge the systematic and structural denial of their constitutional rights.
