You have got to solve this problem.

I think Carlos Curbelo's bill is a good place to start and I really think we need to move that forward.

I also want to know whether you are talking to them about including ports of entry in infrastructure discussions because these are so vital for economic development and also for security?

We are dealing with real people.

I agree with you that we need to come up with a legislative solution here to address this issue.

As you know, 90 percent of the hard drugs are coming through the ports of entry.

Do you feel, Mr. Wagner, that the penalties are appropriate to deter this action?

Putting a biometric exit system in place is, as the 9/11 Commission noted, 'an essential investment in our National security.'

It is troubling. It is frustrating. It is infuriating.

We need to know who has overstayed and who hasn't overstayed.

I want to commend DHS for producing a more accurate picture of the challenge, but the numbers are stark.