the border particularly on militarizing the border the use of technology the use of a lot of money to patrol the border which is customs and border patrol c.b.p. who takes about twelve billion dollars and then we have internal controls or ice which means the detention and removal again also partly to focus on what we're calling criminalization of migration because this ends up in our judicial system through immigration procedures and criminal procedures immigration is a civil matter it has always been treated as a civil matter and would always be a civil matter but this focus this change this shift over the last decade into what is effectively a criminalization area cost money why because it's treated as a crime and that's a crime we have to protect in the wars and increase the numbers and what that cost is a huge humanitarian crisis that is just growing and growing by the day i want to play something after the president obama said that criticizing republicans for being a little over the top about immigration said we needed to triple the border patrol or now they're going to say we need to quadruple the border patrol or the want to hire fence

that if we look at today, the custom and border patrol people, forward more cases to the prosecution than the f.b.i. does. if you put the c.b.p. and i.c.e. together, they refer more cases for criminal prosecution than all of d.o.j.'s law enforcement agencies combined. the number that doris cited for you. there are five judicial districts along the u.s.-mexico border which are cracker jack -- account for 10% of the u.s. population. they now account for half of all federal felony prosecutions in the united states. now, many people believe that despite -- in federal prosecutions is the result of a program called operation streamline that doris referred to. it's a d.h.s. program that started in one border district in 2005. today, it has been extended to six of all nine districts on the border. it's a scheme in which magistrate judges hear cases of federal -- of immigration violations en masse. there are group hearings held at the end of which people are removed from the united states. the d.h.s. calls it zero tolerance policy to unauthorized immigration and wants to treat everyone who crosses the doubt of -- who makes an entry il