That is a bad visual.

In fact, we know that the murder rates per capita are the highest in these countries, especially El Salvador.

This is insane, this is crazy.

I think it is clear--and the ability to collaborate, with those resources, is so critical.

Obviously, the law that was passed requires that you meet a June deadline for telling us what the threats are and how you are going to secure the Northern border.

It is harder and harder to find Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) money.

The criminal element is pouring across the border, because there is a market for what they are selling here.

The biggest problem I see is extortion.

We see a lot of trafficking on and off of the reservation.

I think you know almost better than anyone else who serves in this Administration how horrific the conditions are.

We cannot solve this problem without thinking about stabilizing the Triangle countries--especially the country of El Salvador.

Deporting people home may, in fact, mean sending one of the worst perpetrators, who now has the ability to extort any number of additional people, home to achieve a criminal result right here in the United States.