On the recordMarch 14, 2011
We recently canceled SBInet, so a lot of the technological force multipliers that would have been in place--hopefully, would have been in place--are now gone.
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congress.govBen Quayle: “We recently canceled SBInet, so a lot of the technological force multipliers that would have been in place--hopefully…”
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Mr. Quayle addresses the cancellation of SBInet and its impact on border security.
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