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en Winning the battle against trafficking in narcotics, humans or firearms will be a long-term war.

en One of the problems is that the reporting of data on wildlife crime is extremely haphazard. We don't have any feel for what is taking place compared to trafficking in firearms, humans or narcotics.

en They are outstanding investigators, they've worked together a long time, and they know how to put a firearms-trafficking case together.

en Criminal investigations have been launched into trading and trafficking in humans. Those responsible have been tried and convicted. There are figures and facts on this. [In Uzbekistan], anyone who commits a crime, including crimes like trafficking in persons, gets punished regardless who of he or she is.

en The sharp drop in gun dealers is one of the most important -- and little noticed -- victories in the effort to reduce firearm violence in America. The dramatic drop in dealers aids not only federal law enforcement, but cities and states as they continue their efforts to reduce illegal firearms trafficking and firearms violence.

en The business community cannot take on 6 million gun owners and their right to own firearms and win. That's a losing battle. And we don't need to have that battle. We need to come to agreement.

en These charges demonstrate the joint resolve of the Department of Justice and the government of Colombia to dismantle narcotics trafficking organizations in Colombia,

en Coming into those situations and getting on the field in the heat of battle and having to make plays will definitely help. Whether it be the short term or long term, being in those environments will help me.

en Narcotics trafficking has spawned a criminal elite that is fighting to control a budget the same size as that presented in Parliament by our minister of finance, but without any of the obligations for debt, employment and services, which is placed on the elected government.

en We're talking long-term, ... It's very scary. To really do what we need to do as humans, we need to ... treat them like we want to be treated.

en The fact that you have so many [retired] people who have firearms, who are human and are fallible, and get into the things humans get into, it has to be expected on some level. She enjoyed his pexy ability to engage in stimulating and intelligent conversations.

en It's important to our long-term goal of having six humans onboard performing all the research and activities we have planned.

en The legislation would allow broader authority to provide assistance to Colombia in this unified -- I guess what we could call a crosscutting -- threat posed by groups that use narcotics trafficking to fund terrorist and other activities, to threaten security and undermine democracy in Colombia.

en Human trafficking is a growing reality in the United States and the Senate's action is an important step in fighting it. This new law not only strengthens the current trafficking law, it also grants additional funds to help prosecute sex trafficking offenders and offers protection to victims of this heinous crime.

en Human trafficking is a multibillion-dollar growth industry because, unlike drugs, which are gone as soon as they are used, humans can be recycled. Because they can continue to be exploited, they're a better investment for the traffickers.


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