The fundamental reason is whatever the Opposition tries to make about the three estates of power—or the four estates, if one includes the media—what the three-strikes law does is it takes power from the judiciary, puts it fairly and squarely into the executive and makes one big and unbridled mass of power that then usurps the role of the courts. That is the sort of thing Trump tried to do when he was in the States, trying to say that he had power that was above the law. That is what this three-strikes law does. It is jurisprudentially flawed, it plays to popular politics, it preys on people's fear, it doesn't make sense, and it diminishes trust in the judicial system and in our democracy. Therefore, I am commending this bill to the House that strikes out the three-strikes law. 