we are against human trafficking for adults, children, everything like that.

From past experience, we know that detention and rapid removal, following all appropriate due process, is an important deterrent to illegal crossing.

Well, I know money, it is a humanitarian problem, but it is an immigration problem, a big one for this country.

So even if we gave the money that has been requested here, $3.7 billion, it doesn't solve the problem in any way.

We've spent billions of dollars on immigration enforcement, but to no avail.

I believe that we must start with actually securing our border, which we have never done; enforcing our Nation's immigration laws, which we don't do; and definitively saying no to people who come here illegally.

Is that because of the electronic growth, the use of electronics as we have seen a technological change?

The Federal Government should not pick winners and losers in the market. Yet, that is exactly what a designation does; it chooses which firms are too-big-to-fail.

Isn't it time--isn't it past time--for us to get past you looking at internally, even by an inspector general, and get a special prosecutor to restore the integrity of the IRS, whatever the cost, wherever it leads?

Cooperation rather than collusion, right?

You are not letting the international standards be our standards without a lot of thought, I hope.

I think most people would think there has been a lot of interference by the IRS.