:gun:The secretary supports the ban on private ownership of assault weapons, including AK-47s.
:shield:Law enforcement officers are largely in favor of the ban on assault weapons.
:question:The definition of assault weapons and the scope of the ban are points of contention.
:border:There is disagreement on the effectiveness of border security measures.
:policy:The secretary opposes a safe Third Country policy to address illegal immigration.
What is the secretary's stance on banning assault weapons?
—The secretary supports banning private ownership of assault weapons, including AK-47s.
How do law enforcement officers feel about the ban on assault weapons?
—Law enforcement officers largely support the ban on assault weapons.
Are there concerns about the definition and scope of assault weapons?
—Yes, there is debate about the specific definition of assault weapons and whether other weapons should be included in the ban.
What is the disagreement regarding border security measures?
—There are differing opinions on the effectiveness of border security measures in addressing illegal immigration.
What is the secretary's position on a safe Third Country policy?
—The secretary opposes implementing a safe Third Country policy to address illegal immigration.
00:01The chairman welcomes the secretary and asks about their agreement with the president on banning assault weapons.
01:11The chairman challenges the secretary to provide a definition of assault weapons and discuss the scope of the ban.
03:40The chairman questions the effectiveness of border security measures and suggests implementing a safe Third Country policy.
07:51The secretary defends their efforts in enforcing immigration laws and disagrees with the need for a safe Third Country policy.
10:51The chairman highlights the increasing number of illegal immigration cases and challenges the secretary's approach.
