Liaisons situated and physically present at each of our different targeting centers to be able to facilitate that exchange of that information. We also do a lot of what we call rules sharing or joint rule creation where as we sift through the reservation data and airline information, we create rules on what were looking for what we would consider to be activity we would want to look closer at and sit down with the canadian government and come up with giantjoint rules between the two of us so we can go through on an north american approach on how to do that. I will submit questions i have for the cbp regarding racial profiling racial profiling, specifically Excessive Force issues which looks like i wont have time to ask here but i would like to submit them and get those responses. But the last question i really want to ask is just, again the resources were applying to the challenges. And you all, again are exhibiting extraordinary leadership and commitment in our canadian partners, extr
Done whatever good i did do, i would have done less well if i hadnt been here. Thank you. This is from dorea a sophomore in the college. Sort of two pronged. Where do you see this generation of young adults going in in what way is our path going to be dirnt than before . What has happened in technology to this day, it will look like childs play. Over the next 20 to 30 years. I think most of you will live to be 90 years old or more, unless some accident where you have an environmentally caused cancer we dont know how to treat yet. I think that you will live in a time where the technological revolution will extend into Artificial Intelligence and well be able to do things weve never been able to do before. I think the combination of Nano Technology and improvements and the continueing of the genome will lead us to have affordable four times a year health exam that will basically involve going into a canister and being scanned and i think one of the biggest debates in Medicine Within 20 y
And so sometimes that can be a little bit difficult. I think we talked about the mlats and the information that is provided via that type of format. So but, i think those are overcome on the in the field, with operational matters. And between the different agencies. Okay. Senator, from a prosecutors perspective, we have made great efforts and i think Great Strides to bring our prosecution teams together, to address some of the challenges that we face when we do cross Border Operations and investigations. Sometimes there can be challenges sharing information. We have to make sure were in compliance with the rules of each country. Sometimes we have to make charging decisions, who are we going to charge and what jurisdiction are we going to charge them. There are different considerations that come into play, based upon the law of canada or the law of the u. S. So i think we have come a long way in bringing our prosecution teams together, bringing our the canadian provincial prosecutors an
Agency, investigations disposition to leverage is Broad Statutory Authority to support order enforcement. It works in close ordination with dhs components and u. S. InterAgency Partners, as well as our counterparts in canadian law on arsenic, to target transnational canadian it applies a full range of tech weeks, including leading and for dissipating in joint u. S. And Canadian Task forces, undercover operations, controlled deliveries identification and title iii electronic intercepts to identify and disrupt criminal operation. Nearly 1300 special agents and 100 Intelligence Research specialists operating along the border. In fiscal year 2014, the seven special agents in charge officers covering the northern border often in joint cooperative investigations with auto, state local, tribal, and canadian Law Enforcement sees more than 237 Million Dollars in cash and monetary instruments. Nearly 26,000 pounds of marijuana. Do thousand pounds of cocaine. 2,000 pounds of cocaine. Check to see
Cooperation with the mexican authorities. I think in all cases we have to be careful how we share Law Enforcement information. That is certainly not a barrier that cannot be overcome. Mr. Carper thank you. You were there for a number of years. Thank you for that, as well. Mr. Spero from my perspective it is not just the one meeting the one event, the one policy discussion. We have a number of conversations, both with our federal partners on the border as well as the canadians year round. It could be case specific. It could be program specific, and if we have to then follow up on these discussions where we put a working group together to work on maybe some ship issues or intel issues where we need to look, and so those i think are the best practices that work well for us on the border and that make us unique and that we need to keep going, and hopefully, we can eventually have those types of pluses in place on the southern border to help. Mr. Carper thanks. Mr. Spero same question pleas