in the love and garcia case that is not possible. so what we have to do is set up a process by which plaintiffs individuals have the option to decide to settle their case or not. we're not going to get to a single resolution because there's not a system that would allow that to happen. but what we can do is what we have done, which is to put $1.3 billion on the table and say this money is available for any plaintiff who is interested in settling their claim on the following conditions, very similar to what we have proposed in pickford so that there is some equity here between how we're treating folks. and if folks choose not to do that, that's their option. that, that's their option. now, n pickford they don't have that option. they essentially have to settle. they have to take what is on the table. so it's a slightly different circumstance, and i know it's hard to understand and explain, but that's what we're faced with because the courts have made the decisions they've made. >> if we can switch back to the >> if we can switch back

in the love and garcia case, we have to set a process by which individuals have the option to decide to settle their case or not. we are not going to get to a single resolution because there's not a situation that will allow that to happen. but what we can do is we have done -- put $1.3 billion on the table and say this money is available for any plaintiff interested in settling their claims on the following conditions. very similar to what we propose with pickford. so that there is some equity with how we are treating folks. if folks choose not to, that's their option trade in pickford, they do not have that option, they essentially have to settle. it's a slightly different circumstance and i know it's hard to understand, but that is what we're faced with because the courts have made the decisions they have made. >> if we could switch back to the farm bill, the last farm bill included for the first time a special the title that concentrated resources and benefits for friedan vegetables. do you anticipate -- benefits for fruits and vegetables. do you anticipate making a larger than i

debal garcias. i guess my question is for mr. morton. how does one calculate the daily average of deportations of illegal immigrants. is it done on a daily or weekly or monthly basis? what is the average and what is the cost per deportation? >> in any given year, about 380,000 people, a little over a thousand a day. and we calculate that daily in some offices, actually, by the shift. it's a major operation, and obviously we keep very close track on it. >> okay. great. this will be the last question. i think it's time for the middle of the room here and the gentleman in the front row, we'll give it to you. >> is it a question for all of us? >> yeah. is it a question for all of us? >> it could be. >> well, we form it that way. >> yes, thank you. in the next 24 months, in terms of your priority -- >> sorry. your name and where you're from? >> oh. mike connors, booz allen hamilton. in the next 24 months given your priorities and the fact that you've alluded to the dynamic nature of border security, do we have the proper mix of people process

versus santana garcia, in case you want to look at up tonight, mr. speaker, in if you're having trouble sleeping. i'll tell you simply what that ays is, the federal court, 10th circuit,oncluded it is imicit thalocal law enforcement has the auority to eorce federal iraugs law -- immigration law, it wasn't contemplated oerwise, i would go furtheto say ifthere was something implicit that lal law enforcement can't enforce deral lawdoes that r-bere-seen a federal officer is assated or murdered by someone, that local law enforcement can't pick them up, because it a feral law. if a national bank was robbed, cod the unty sheriffs pick up the bank robbers a support the law against robng federal banks? or uld you ve to wait until thf.i. showed up to be able to pick up t robbers of th federal banks? byhe same token, if it's a city ordinance that's being violated, can state highway patrol enfoe city ordinance and i'll suggest that yes,hey should do that. they should do that when that becomes an obtion of their job, when there's a law being broken in front of the