I think there are lessons learned from what we did in Colombia that we can be applying in Mexico to help win this war.
What is our plan down there and what is our strategy down there?
Thank you for your service and your colleagues who really put themselves in harm's way every day.
The Department of Homeland Security must have all the resources and authorities it needs to protect our border.
I look forward to working with you, Mr. Thompson, in a bipartisan way to increase resources for what I consider should b...
I am disappointed, frankly, here today that a representative from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms did not m...
While not driven by religious ideology, Mexican drug cartels operate in the same manner as al-Qaeda, the Taliban, or Hez...
But with only 25 percent--you know, my judgment, the Department of State has not implemented this plan.
Are we going to help them win this war or not? It is a war, and President Calderon calls it a war.
I think the fact that 450 drug cartel associates were arrested in the United States directly after the murder of Agent Z...
I look forward to working with colleagues on both sides of the aisle to address that issue.
I think we need more of this down there, and I think we had a crisis situation down there and it is not getting any bett...
Our focus must remain on common sense strategies that will aid Mexico in responding to this very serious problem...
We must also secure our borders. We must intensify southbound inspections to seize weapons and cash that arm and fund Dr...
Cartels kidnap, kill, and mutilate innocent civilians, elected officials, and law enforcement officers.
What is our plan? What is our strategy in dealing with Mexico?
Mexico could become a safe haven for terrorists who we know are attempting to enter the United States.
In my judgment, the Mexicans are losing this war and so are we.
