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By getting those with the best knowledge of the problem together with relevant federal agencies, we can curb opioid addiction at the root.

In our efforts to lift those up from homelessness and deprivation, we should rely on and trust our local communities, not centralized agencies in Washington.

I want to give some special thanks here to Congressman Bob Dold (IL-10), Congresswoman Susan Brooks (IN-05). They never gave up, and they worked in a bipartisan manner.

These reforms will not only help our law enforcement officers do their jobs, but they will also save lives.

Good intentions don’t make good government. We need to use the power of data to determine if these anti-opioid addiction programs actually work.