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There is absolutely no reason why our agents, no matter who they are, where they are at, should not be properly equipped...
We can't allow Mexico to become a failed state.
I believe we need all the tools in the toolbox, and designating them as foreign terrorist organizations would give us th...
It is one that I think can't be looked at in a narrow prism, and it is one that I think a lot of the testimony reflected...
I think the State Department--and we have had briefings on this, but I think we need greater clarification as to how the...
I said, 'I am going to make that statement and tell them that a constituent from my 10th Congressional district made tha...
I think one of the things that we should be looking at is how can we help Mexico with areas like microlending, and jobs ...
I think our country has something to offer in that respect, whether it be our intelligence or our special operations for...
The Mexican government did not have the resources to carry this out.
Our focus needs to change. The profile that we give nationally to this issue needs to change.
I don't think we are doing enough to control the flow of weapons into Mexico.
If we have a 2,000-mile border with them every day there is about $1 billion of trade between the United States and Mexi...
I think the situation has become so dire down there and such a crisis that it is my sincere hope the politics will chang...
Much work remains to be done, as evidenced by the continuing violence.
The narcoterrorism in Mexico is extremely sophisticated, well thought out, strategically planned.
That is less than we are currently spending in Afghanistan on any given week, and yet I think the stakes in Mexico and t...
But we don't seem to have a plan or a strategy for Mexico and I think that is the thrust of this hearing is: What should...
