The prolonged downturn in the worldwide energy markets has greatly impacted OMSA members.

I think most Americans agree, at least in my district, that we want to solve the problem and provide a long-term solution for DACA.

The American people deserve to know that we have had suicide bombers with that intent trying to come here.

One or two suicide bombers is unacceptable.

Much of my philanthropic and business career has been devoted to promoting human rights, democracy and the rule of law.

Such support will remain critical, as the Ortega regime continues to oppress its own people.

I share your concerns regarding the electoral irregularities identified by the Organization of American States (OAS).

I will continue the administration's active engagement in pressing for greater respect for human rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

If confirmed, I will emphasize to the Honduran Government the need to ensure security forces respect the rights of protestors.

The U.S. Refugee Admissions Program is a reflection of our values and national security interests.

However, it will ultimately be up to the Congolese people to decide whether the electoral process has been credible and acceptable.

we expect the DRC to hold elections in December and for President Kabila to abide by his commitment to refrain from running or changing the constitution.

I am gravely concerned that the administration's approach to Africa is at best an afterthought.

If confirmed, I look forward to meeting with a wide variety of religious leaders in Morocco and maintaining an active dialogue with the Moroccan Government on religious freedom issues.

Since April 2018, the Nicaraguan regime again reminded the world that it does not have the best interests of the people of Nicaragua at heart.

If confirmed, I will advocate for supporting and strengthening democratic institutions throughout the Western Hemisphere.

If confirmed, I would work to ensure USAID continues to provide the support to the people of Nicaragua as they voice their desire for freedom and their civil rights.

This would include consideration of further use of our sanctions authorities, as appropriate, both to press President Kabila to hold credible elections.