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tom holton -- a backlog of over 300,000, three to five years to adjudicate. and we need to make sure we're talking about the right amount of money, performance standards, accountability. i am willing to work with you on it, but i still have questions. >> senator cochran. >> madam chairman, secretary johnson, i address my question to you. the number of children crossing the southwest border of the united states is expected to increase by 2,000%. yet the administration did not request any increase in funding for any of the agencies responsible for addressing this problem in the 2015 budget. despite the fact that they were aware of the increasing demand. so, how do you have this as an emergency request? >> well, in the last two years, we have definitely seen a rise in unaccompanied children. we've worked with the mexican government, and worked with the government of guatemala on a task force. we've known about this issue for some time, but it really spiked in january and also in the period of march-april. that's when it really spiked. i saw it myself in mcallen,

tom holton -- a backlog of over 300,000, three to five years to adjudicate.nd we need to make sure we're talking about the right amount of money, performance standards, accountability. i am willing to work with you on it, but i still have questions. >> senator cochran. >> madam chairman, secretary johnson, i address my question to you. the number of children crossing the southwest border of the united states is expected to increase by 2,000%. yet the administration did not request any increase in funding for any of the agencies responsible for addressing this problem in the 2015 budget. despite the fact that they were aware of the increasing demand. so, how do you have this as an emergency request? >> well, in the last two years, we have definitely seen a rise in unaccompanied children. we've worked with the mexican government, and worked with the government of guatemala on a task force. we've known about this issue for some time, but it really spiked in january and also in the period of march-april. that's when it really spiked. i saw it myself in mcallen, t

tom holton who testified in our committee, a backlog of over 300,000, three to five years to adjudicate. so we've got a, to make sure we're talking about the right amount of money and right per remember toance standards and right accountability and i'm willing to work with you all on it, but i've got quite a few questions. thank you. >> senator cochran? >> madam chairman. secretary johnson, let me direct my question to you. the number of unaccompanied children criesing the southwest border into the united states is expected to increase by 2,000 percent. yet the administration did not request any increase in funding for any of the agencies responsible for addressing this problem in the fiscal year 2015 budget, despite the fact that the administration was aware of these worsening conditions at the time. so given these fact, how do you justify this request as an unforeseen emergency supplemental requirement? >> senator, i would say this, we have very definitely over the the last two years seen a rise in illegal migration by unaccompanied children up. up to now we've worked with the governm

. >> we will end with matthew calling in from holton, kansas, on our line for republicans. matthew, good morning. >> good morning. pleasure speaking to you. >> thank you for calling. >> i am a former player. now i am a division one official. i have seen the progress of college athletes from two arenas, both from playing and both now officiating. we have a congress, political system that is totally inept right now. if we have them get involved in athlet i could action all we are going to do is ruin athletics, contrary to what the previous caller said, athletes go into this as a volunteer activity. yeah, it's tough. yeah, it's difficult. but they know what they are getting in to. we don't need to pay them extra. we start paying them, they are not actour athletics. they are professionals and that will ruin the taste and the flavor of amateur athletics to a point that we will never be able to return to again. >> matthew you, what sport did you play in? and what do you off issue 80 now? >> i played college tulle, a left corner. i officiate division 1 ball, basketball and women's