Yes, we've made progress with the 'three strikes and you're out,' with the 100,000 police, with the Brady bill.

Your vote will decide whether we continue to put 100,000 police on the street.

Carjackers who rape their victims will meet with nothing less than the full force of the law.

Community policing works.

It remains the policy of this Administration to fully and aggressively enforce the antidiscrimination provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act to the fullest extent.

It remains the policy of this Administration to enforce the immigration laws to the fullest extent.

We don't need to do it by cutting back on police officers and risking our safety.

It eliminates my COPS initiative (Community Oriented Policing Services) to put 100,000 more police officers on the street.

The crime bill is working because it provides funds for police officers directly to police departments.

We can't tolerate a revolving door of criminal drug abusers in our system.

Once they've been arrested, we must stop them from repeating their crimes.

Continued drug use is unacceptable.

We can and will continue to prosecute and convict these criminal drug users.

It just pulls the cop from the environmental beat.

That's why I have said repeatedly I think it is a mistake to balance the budget if we cut education or if we harm the health care system or undermine the environment or weaken law enforcement or raise taxes on working families.

I am not going to let anyone who peddles drugs get the idea that the cost of doing business is going down.

Every major law enforcement organization in America fought hard for the crime bill, and so did I, because it puts Government firmly on the side of the people who abide by the law, not the criminals who break it.

We will find you. We will catch you. We will make you pay.