Having said that, I do want to acknowledge, also, that international rule of law must always be the deciding factor when we're talking about law enforcement. This isn't a foreign policy bill; this is about international criminal enforcement. Just as domestic law enforcement has to focus on upholding the rule of law and rights mechanisms that balance out what we hate—which is violence and crime and others have mentioned, you know, the things we're trying to stop through this bill, which is human trafficking, the introduction and smuggling of class A drugs into our borders and other heinous social ills—I want to also notice that preventing those harms can never be at the cost of upholding the rule of law and our safeguards for due process.