So, the Department of Interior that has the expedited conveyance process, where they can look at State and local governments, if this is going to be transitioned into other public uses, seems to be a faster process.

Will there be an anticipation that this subcommittee will be asked to have additional monies moved out of other project areas into regulatory areas because of that rule in the days ahead?

You don't see an additional--I am trying to get a sense of it...

We have had a tough time letting go of different facilities and things.

Is there a plan to say we are going to invest more dollars faster in a project?

What has the NRC done, if anything, to prevent such an abuse in the future?

So, is it possible to just have that the returns cannot go out until the W-2s are in?

When we deal with actual disposal of property, obviously, we have all gone through for years the difficulty of actually disposing of real property that we own.

To find out which agency is being effective at actually transitioning property that really works and what process is helping us in this.

I want to know how that is going at this point, and if any additional legislation is needed to help expedite the process and to make sure that is a consistent process?

I would like to have every opportunity that we can to have peer-reviewed data that is available to people, and they can actually interact with that data.

Anything that we can do to keep moving on that.

With our staff or with contractors there on that site?

the spark, the pull, was DACA, that when DACA went through, the coyotes in Central America spread the word

Right, but we are not seeing the large influx of Nicaraguans or folks from Costa Rica or Belize, Nicaragua obviously having a very tough economy right now, as well.

So, it is not a requirement that they do a background check in a home country. It is not a requirement that they pay back taxes before they get deferred action.

So, if we have an individual coming to the United States from Venezuela, if they have stayed here long enough, at this point, we are not checking Venezuelan records to find out what happened, what they did in that country, to be able to…

I would like just the exchange of information and data on individuals on that.

Our exchange of information right now with Central America, I know the visa waiver nations are different...

Do you assume that a majority of those that are coming, then, as family members, are connected in some way as family or connection to those that were given temporary protected status before?

How do you evaluate its success on that?

We have to make housing first. It is the first solution for all the things you are talking about today.

I wish that 184 was subject to negotiated rulemaking.

OK. Then let us talk about this: We have a million visitors come in, let us say, over a month.

I have actually visited in those countries with those embassies. There are some very fine folks that are working there...