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Their way to court ultimately with successful merits. >> dana: just one more question on the shutdown. going forward, if this takes a while and you have kirstjen nielsen, the secretary of homeland security saying we're at a breaking point at the border. we've got to figure out a way to get this moving more quickly, is there any possibility that the government would be able to say let's keep this operating as quickly as we can, even though dhs didn't get its bill this year? >> the problem is, the resources were already too thin. there's been huge problems processing immigration cases long befor...

City in the 1990s. it spread everywhere. that part of policing is, quote, quality of life. and quality of life is i feel uncomfortable. >> right. >> that's the definition of quality of life. literally. and your office and the offices of district attorneys around this country are processing thousands and thousands and thousands of people a day who are doing things like break dancing on the subway or selling m&m's or something like that. >> fortunately fewer here than some other places, but yes. no question that what's been done traditionally is that prosecution, the little stuff, something that...

And quality of life is i feel uncomfortable. that's the definition of quality of life, literally. and your office and the offices of district attorneys around this country are processing thousands and thousands and thousands of people a day who are doing things like break dancing on the subway or selling emin sellingselling m&ms and stuff like that. >> fortunately fewer here than other places. but it's no question that what's been done traditionally is that prosecution, the little stuff, something that tends to pick on something in poorer neighborhoods, often black and brown. it tends to ignor...

And your office and the offices of district attorneys around this country are processing thousands and thousands and thousands of people a day who are doing things like break dancing on the subway or selling m&ms and stuff like that. >> fortunately fewer here than other places. but it's no question that what's been done traditionally is that prosecution, the little stuff, something that tends to pick on something in poorer neighborhoods, often black and brown. it tends to ignore massive crimes committed at a white collar level by prosperous people and corporations. that's the nature unfortunat...