Speaker. But what I saw from the Shadow Wolves was not only some of the history in their legacy and their efficiency and effectiveness. but I went out in the field with them and watched the way that they follow the border. When they see that there has been a border crossing there. they will pick up that sound. that track if you will. and they will follow that track down and hunt down the illegals. Sometimes they are carrying backpacks of illegal drugs. Sometimes they are just people entering the United States illegally. but they will find that track and get on a trot and follow that track and trace them to where they are. pick them up and detain them and then process them in a fashion in accordance with law. Again. their effort has been extraordinary in some of the things that they showed and taught me. too much to go in depth here. Mr. Speaker. on the floor of the House of Representatives. but quite a lot of extraordinary skill that appears to me would be very constructive if it could be passed along to other agencies out there. particularly the broader Border Patrol. But the culture is there as well as more important the skills to protect the culture of the Shadow Wolves. It is extraordinary. I was impressed with what they do. and I intend to support and encourage and enhance them. I will be looking for a way legislatively to demonstrate my commitment to their commitment to protect our border and defend us against the illegal incursions into the United States and the thousands and thousands of pounds of illegal drugs that come across our border every single day. many of them still pouring through the Tohono Oodham Reservation and in spite of the best efforts of the nowshrunken Shadow Wolves. down from 22 to 16 to cover those 76 miles of border fence. So. again. I have been extraordinarily impressed. but they have done their job.
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