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scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. leonhart, pew research center has estimated that any incarceration rate over 350 per 100,000 starts creating diminishing returns and over 5,000 becomes actually pournt productive. you're adding to the crime rather than detracting from it. that's at $500 for $100,000. ours is over $700 andship and in minority communities in some states it's as high as $4,000 for $100,000. what role does dea policy play in fb overincars race. and wrap is dea doing about it? >> thank you, ranking member. i can tell you that the joint enforcement administration, our submission really to go after the world's biggest and baddest drug traffickers. we spend our resources, our work hours, going after the largest drug traffickers. the sources that supply the heads of organizations and the heads of drug car des. the heads of trafficking organizations. krpgs organizations. those that most impact the drug it's supply on the united states. for instance -- >> has the dea -- any dea policy, contributed to over incarc

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scott. >> thank you, mr. chairman. ms. leonhart, pew research center has estimated that any incarceration rate over 350 per 100,000 starts creating diminishing returns. over 500 per 100,000 becomes actually counterproductive. you are adding to the crime resident detracting from and. that's at five after 100,00 100f our incarceration rate in the trent it is over 700 some per 100,000. minority communities, in some states it's 4000 per 100,000. what role does dea policy play in over incarceration and racial disparity? and what is dea doing about it? >> thank you, ranking member. i can say that the administration, our mission is really go after the world's biggest and baddest drug traffickers. we spend our resources, our work hours, going after the largest drug traffickers. the sources that supply, the heads of organizations and the heads of drug cartel, the heads of traffic organization, those that most impact the drug supply on the united states. for instance, -- >> has the dea, any dea policy contribute to over incarceratio

scott. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman. ms. leeonhart, pew research center has estimated that any incarceration rate over 350 per 100,000 starts creating diminishing returns, and over 500 per 100,000 becomes actually counterproductive. you are adding to the crime rather than detracting from it. that's a 500 per 100,000. our incarceration rate in the united states is over 700 some per 100,000. and in minority communities in some states it's as high as 4,000 per 100,000. what role does d.e.a. policy play in overincarceration and the racial disparate? and what is d.e.a. doing about it? >> thank you, ranking member. i can tell you that the drug enforcement administration, our mission is really go after the world's biggest and baddest drug traffickers. we spend our resources, our work hours going after the largest drug traffickers. the sources that supply the heads of organizations and the heads of drug cartels, the heads of traffic organizations, transportation organizations, those that most impact the drugs lie on the united state

ms. leonhart. >> could you pull the microphone a little bit closer to. >> chairman sensenbrunner, ranking member scott, and members of the subcommittee. good morning, and thank you for inviting me to testify regarding the oversight of the drug enforcement administration. i'm honored to be appearing before you once again and i'm proud to be doing so in my official capacity as the dea ministered to. i want to thank you for your continued support of our essential law enforcement mission. your partnership is especially appreciated in light of the ever-changing challenges that we face. today, a hallmark of our many drug traffic organizations has been increasingly global in the nature of their operations. chapters are using the latest technology to conduct daily business with sophisticated communication devices and services, laundering money through electronic money transfers. and they use innovative transportation methods. from everything from planes to tunnels to wooden canoes and summaries. we cannot let up or we will never catch up. the dea in our partners are successfully disrupting him at dismantling,