I did not create one of those jobs, but we certainly worked hard to create the nurturing environment.

All that is necessary for evil to triumph in the world is for enough good men and women to do nothing.

Mexico has really stepped up its game, and that would be one of the key areas of agreement I would have.

I believe we have a moral and fiscal obligation to help our neighbors in the Northern Triangle.

that is smart. That is not cheap, but I think it is a good investment.

the Mexicans are doing this because they perceive it to be in their interest for their reasons, and we are, in part, the beneficiaries of that determination.

I continue to believe our best hope for progress is trying to tackle several of these areas in a comprehensive way.

I hope that is wrong. But, when you look back at the legislation about a year and a half ago, I can point out any number of things that I was not enthusiastic about, but I still believe that part of the solution for the issues that are…

I think a comprehensive immigration reform could have assisted, is in making clear what the ground rules are.

I think a comprehensive immigration reform undertaken now... might be able to get us to a situation where we would not see increasing levels of illegal immigration.

If they do not meet those indicators, they do not qualify for a compact.

But, cutting off immigration is not the way to help unemployed natives find jobs.

I always tell people--people say, why have I--or ask me why I have had some success in my life. I always start off with, I picked the right parents.

We have been sending out drones for a couple years without the VADER systems and without sophisticated observation systems.

To those of us who live on the border, you have heard from us.

I have always loved job creation and job preservation.

I am the Golden Rule guy—I think we all are.

At some point in time we have to ask the question, do these laws work? Are we solving the problem?