If the law enforcement agencies can’t muster enough manpower to enforce our laws, we need to turn to a tried and true tradition in America: the bounty hunter. I’m not talking about a bunch of loners recklessly roaming the countryside grabbing anyone and everyone they ‘suspect’ of being an illegal and dragging them into some sheriff’s office.

Bounty hunters today are licensed individuals that work by a set of regulations to carry out their jobs. In fact Bounty Hunters have an association, and they are working to bring a professional atmosphere to their line of work. In fact, one bounty hunter I met recently in Oklahoma commented on his dislike of the appearance and actions of Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman from the A&E show ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter,’ as he thought Chapman misrepresented the professionalism of most bounty hungers. (That may be, but the few times I’ve seen the show I thought it was funny, and Dog has good intentions, even if it’s hard to tell the crooks from the bounty hunters based on how Chapman and his crew look.)