There are laws for a reason, and we have safety for those reasons. When you don't enforce the laws, safety is no longer in existence.
Darrell Issa: “There are laws for a reason, and we have safety for those reasons. When you don't enforce the laws, safety is no longer…”
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Issa emphasizes the importance of enforcing laws to ensure public safety.
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