CBP wouldn't give the total number of people stopped at the border whose names were on terror or no-fly lists, but said the incidents are "very uncommon."
“There's so much trauma when you lose a loved one in that way," said Mucarsel-Powell, whose father died at the hands of a gunman, and who is now a senior adviser with the gun advocacy group Giffords.
“If this Administration is truly committed to ensuring that our courts reflect the communities they serve, they will need to nominate more Hispanic candidates."