First of all, we're just relaying information that's already been reported. The increase is not our take on it; it's a fact. But what we are saying is that it is not unreasonable, by any stretch of the imagination, to suggest that when you take an already very thin law enforcement presence on the border and you reduce it more...it is not unreasonable to suggest you will increase what's already increasing that much more, thereby downloading the very insubstantial, very minute savings that you produced, downloading costs to other law enforcement agencies inland that have to deal with those. That's an increase in smuggling not just in people, but in firearms and drugs--smuggling in general.
On November 1st, 2010. See this statement in context.