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i'll speak and then senator durbin and then senator sessions and then senator klobuchar, unless senator tillis comes back. i'm going to start out with dr. -- director botticelli. and i refer to the final report of your office and doj co-chair and the national heroin task force. there are a lot of good ideas in there to attack this epidemic from many different directions. but the task force mission statement included among other things creating a framework for efforts to, quote-unquote, restrict heroin supply. and on this point i have some questions because i think there's a fault and not enough attention to that. the report and recommendations didn't even mention the massive influx of heroin that's being trafficked into this country by mexican drug cartels. they don't even mention that heroin seizures at the border have more than doubled since 2010. they don't even mention that the few weeks before the report was released your office announced that mexican heroin production jumped an incredible 62% from 13 to 14 years. so, my question -- how can it be that the national heroin task force didn't even acknowledge these dramatic developmen