The percentage is well into the 90%.
To clarify, I research terrorism and national security issues. Those are my areas of research. It just happens that when I look at the cases of those who engage in terrorist acts or attempted terrorist acts, I do look at their backgrounds and how they came here or to our Five Eyes partners.
When I do speak with groups, the group that is probably one of the loudest and most concerned is newcomers to our country, who are often exploited by other newcomers who are exploiting them for gain.
The RCMP has indicated that we have 4,000 different organized crime groups that work in this country. We start looking at how the various groups come into our country, remain in this country and then exploit other newcomers. That's what I'm getting at. You have to have a system where you're protecting immigrants, and that requires enforcement. When you have only 420 officers who are specifically tasked with this at a national level, it's window dressing.