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i justt get the sense that with the huge number of items that are inpe front of you, how mucho you get into the specific details? and do you have the opportunity to come back and say, wait a minute, i disagree with the particularar policy. i can stop it or i can change it? or do you offer advice? >> and again, please keep your remarks brief. >> it isdv definitely an opportunity to offer advice. and the involvement level really does vary substantially based on the president's priorities, the director's priorities, the agency head's priorities, how much authority they have on -- >> one last item. is your advice always taken? >> senator, i wish that it were, about, no. my advice is not always taken. at the same time, i'm also fallible. i offerer o my best advice base the information available. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to follow up on the line of questioning around family separation. i understand kunyou can't characterize the advice you gave. i'm wondering if we can get a sense of what categories they were in. was it legal advice? was it compliance advice? was it ad