that is actually heading into my next question.

currently, what are we detecting that we cannot address?

So other technologies that are out there that we have multiple platforms of.

Let us talk a little bit about the movement of narcotics through the gulf and the Caribbean area...

Let us try to fill that gap, because we have a long-term strategic issue on that.

Is that something that we need to help with? Or is that something you all are in process with right now?

what kind of interchange with ideas do we have with DOD?

It is not Saks Fifth Avenue. They do what they can, but there has been a big press to charge us for everything on the DOD side.

Are you getting Walmart prices or are you getting Saks Fifth Avenue prices from them?

The worst-case scenario for us and for you in law enforcement is to say I suspect there is illegal activity going on and I can do nothing about it.

What are you seeing as far as the rise and the fall of the number of individuals coming from Cuba trying to come into the United States?

We need to enforce our rule of law.

I think every individual is to be respected.

We are on the one hand telling people it is very dangerous to come, do not make the trip.

So when individuals are returned back to the country, we are not getting that information from them that is in-country data as far as criminal records or any of that kind of----

The key is if we have apprehended someone and we are returning them back to their country, is there no way to be able to complete the records to say that those records, now we know more about this individual, we have apprehended them, we…

This is a political will question, and what you do not see is you do not see that on the side of the Guatemalan authorities.

These countries of the Northern Triangle are vulnerable to organized crime primarily because their States are just so anemic that they are not able in some cases to exert effective control over their territory, which is obviously a boon…