They are not legal in Mexico. This takes a great deal of time. There are a number of other issues that don't receive as much publicity, yet we spend a lot of man hours on them. For instance, there's the recovery of stolen automobiles. We spend a lot of time dealing with police officials on both sides of the border.
People are inquiring about stolen automobiles, insurance companies inquire about stolen automobiles.
We have one person who spends a significant portion of her time doing nothing but the paperwork on stolen automobiles. We also have a number of non-consulate functions such as promoting U.S. business, helping U.S. businessmen here in Mexico. And we spend a lot of time in El Paso talking to local officials about local issues. Elaborate on the issue of Americans getting arrested on weapons charges. The first order of priority is prevention.