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    "id": 700803,
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    "speaker_name": "Sen. Wako",
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        "legal_name": "Amos Sitswila Wako",
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    "content": "Mr. Temporary Speaker, Sir, I am extremely disappointed. The answer at least shows that they know those who qualify and those who do not. Everything is documented yet with that information, no action has been taken, as far as I can see, to identify those people. They should have been identified on the very first day they claimed they are refugees or whatever from Uganda. With that information, they should have been identified. If it was not genuine, they should have been taken away. Simple things like these should not await the International Community or the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) to help them identify since the figures are already there. As people have said, this is a security matter. In this country, we normally leave things until they become a crisis. A kiosk is built in a place where it is not supposed to be built and no action is taken. Another one comes up and before you know, a slum would have developed and then it requires the national army to remove them. Time is now and they have to take action on that. Our lives are at stake. I get very worried when I pass through there and people stare at me. Sen. Kagwe said that he spoke well on my behalf when he expressed his concerns on this particular matter. Having come from China, I am sure that the Senator for Meru will agree with me that in China, they would not have allowed these types of things to happen around Parliament. Why have they not taken action up to now yet they already have information? Is it deliberate or carelessness? What is it?"
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