current federal law enforcement does not place a priority on prosecuting felons and fugitive who

the same time that this is increasing our resources to prosecute violent criminals to target those

about the %HESITATION illegal cyber crime committed by illegals which is vast and and obviously a big problem sanctuary cities and so on but

on the wrong prob the problem is not to law abiding citizens engaging in a private transaction between firearms the problem in violent

the theme of limited law enforcement resources where when and why is it out of forty eight thousand felons

sensible step if the goal is stopping violent crime to go after felons that are trying to illegally by gun then

ask the first question I would suggest you might consider asking the present not prosecuted felons and fugitives who try to illegally by guns and in particular in two thousand ten out of forty eight thousand felon in future failings and fugitive why

enforce the law as it applies to to illegal immigration I'm one of the big problem areas that you keep hearing and

they hired a lawyer get in there wondering maybe illegal so these are important issues and we should address it it's a serious problem that needs to be a and

to addressing the issue of violent crime is to focus our resources our attention on violent criminals to

like this happen again the problem is the only people follow the law or people who follow the law criminals don't care what the law is they

crime and so it is mis directing law enforcement resources and the question of a national gun registry I

we have a horrendous problem and we've got it illegal immigration problem in our country and I think the people overwhelmingly understand

and fugitives who attempt to illegally purchase firearms and it provides fifty million dollars in funds ten

forty eight thousand now when I asked the administration wire you prosecuting violent felons who are trying to illegally get guns their

heard arguments against empowering state and local law enforcement to a stress and