Roger Noriega

The best ambassadors for the United States are Cuban Americans who are also the people who heap benefits, material benefits, on their family members in Cuba.

I think we need to recognize that the purpose of the United States is not to sell rice and soybeans.

The idea that people who are going to the beaches of Cuba, to which Cuban people do not have access themselves, to suntan themselves and the idea that sunbathers are going to liberate Cuba is grotesque as well.

This hearing is a welcomed opportunity to recall that the regime in Havana has never been confronted for its international crime spree.

The Castros never faced justice for this crime despite the late dictator's public admission.

I agree with you, that we should defend human rights everywhere.

Americans must admit that many of Mexico's in security woes are the direct result of being on the threshold of a nation with an insatiable desire for dangerous illegal drugs.

It is really vitally important--and I agree with the Governor here--that Members of the U.S. Senate, U.S. Congress generally, and other stakeholders in this relationship speak out to explain the vast mutual benefits that derive from our…

Much is made of the $60 billion trade deficit with Mexico. However, the U.S. trade encompasses integrated cross-border supply chains or production sharing.

I certainly think there is a problem with that and even the idea of being able to muscle certain companies into not relocating their plants.

I see the border as where our two nations are joined, not where they are divided.