stana? >> thank you. with a broad stroke i would say getting something that works to spec has been the most difficult part of this program. project 28 was accepted. it didn't meet all the specifications but it's within the right of the secretary to accept it and he did back in march, 2008. it has been helpful but it has not worked to spec and now we're seeing the same thing. i would note that the spec for acceptance of block 1 is now a 70% identification rate. so that means you're talking about drug runners or bad criminals, it can be accepted if they can find 7 out of 10 of them. and i hope that would -- >> 3 can really be explosive. >> i hope that that metric would come up because, you know, figuring at 3 out of 10 are going to get by and you can still accept the program, as i understand that metric, seems to be a lower bar than maybe we want. >> what about the training of the border patrol agents? their understanding, comprehension and comfort level with it? >> they have been trained on project 28 and

richard stana from the homeland security and justice office. we has directed reviews on the wide variety of domestic issues. and most recently he has directed goa's work in integration and border issues. he's been before us. we become you back. : >> i am accompanied by mr mark borkowski who is our executive director of the secure border initiative. gain effective control of our nation's borders. that is achieved when a chief patrol agent determines that a given area of operation. respond to incursion that occurs between the ports of entry and very importantly as the ability to bring that to an appropriate law enforcement resolution. in our view control of our borders between ports of entry, from an appropriate combination of personnel, technology, and tactical infrastructure, which includes border fencing. we often refer to this requirement as a three legged stool. these components are interdependent and provide for maximum effectiveness when appropriately applied. the mix of these elements will vary. within that contract the secure border init

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