Well, that is part of securing the border. That is part of building up the security infrastructure in a smart way to be able to stop those shipments. A lot of [fentanyl trafficking] is going through the ports of entry. I do think it's going to be an improvement on the border for that. We finally have that two port solution there in terms of having a separate commercial port of entry. (19:28–22:26)
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