Immigration advocates call it the shout test suggesting migrants must shout their fears though agents are taught to respond to other signs of distress, such as crying, shaking or a change in tone of voice and to refer migrants for screening if the behavior appears genuine.
Breaking from a practice in effect since 1997, Border Patrol agents at the holding facility in Tucson, Arizona, and throughout the country no longer ask migrants if they fear deportation.
On a side wall where migrants are seated in a processing area, a video conveys the same message on a loop.
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