Part one is, what were the reasons to take security procedures at the airports and points of entry?
And second question is, what do you anticipate — discuss with the government of Kuwait tomorrow unofficially? Secretary Chertoff: Well, let me answer the first question by saying that like all countries, we want to ensure that the people who come into the United States are first of all not criminals or terrorists. Secondly, we want to make sure that the people who come in as tourists do not expect or intend to stay beyond the scope of the visa and become illegal immigrants. As far as my meetings tomorrow are concerned, that will relate to security cooperation, which will benefit both countries, as well as ways which we can continue to promote travel and trade between Kuwait and the United States and the strong, friendly relationships that we have. Question: President Bush has mentioned, and he also mentioned in Kuwait in his visit, that the U.S. — government of the U.S. fights terrorism overseas to prevent terrorists from performing terrorist acts in the U.S. What’s your comment on t
