fleeing violence and lack of economic opportunities. and so one of the solutions we should be working on, too, is how we work with our allies in the northern triangle, el salvador, honduras, and guatemala? so, shutting down usaid and not having funding for inl, these programs we're working on with them to address those causes is going to continue to exacerbate the problem that we have. and, you know, i think we've talked about this before, anderson. the only way you solve this problem, only way you make sure you have operational control of the border is to look at all 2,000 miles of the border at the same time. the only way to do that is with technology. the only way you stop the drugs coming in is to make sure the ports of entry have the technology you need. you need additional men and women in border patrol. but there's already 2,000 positions that are unfilled. why are they unfilled? because there's retention problems within border patrol.