By LEANDRA ROLLETribune Chief Reporterlrolle@tribunemedia.netFORMER Prime Minister Dr Hubert Minnis has criticised what he described as weak enforcement of the country's laws, arguing that failures to enforce laws relating to immigration, animal control and aviation are putting lives at risk. He said his concern is not with the country's legislative framework, but with the government's failure to enforce the laws already on the books. Addressing the issue of dangerous dogs, Dr Minnis pointed to several widely reported attacks, claiming The Bahamas has a stray dog problem. We are putting the lives of Bahamians and visitors at risk by allowing this dangerous practice to occur." “Not pursuing enforcement of these laws has made it easier for illegal immigrants to stay in The Bahamas.