I assume that if we can get those issues resolved, the actual terms of the USMCA with regard to dairy, for example, would result in significant benefits to American dairy producers.

Mexico and Canada are two of our most important trading partners, and we cannot take these relationships for granted.

Personally, my top two foreign policy priorities are China and global health.

We cannot take these relationships for granted.

The Abraham Accords especially need to be embraced. They need to be enhanced. They need to be further moved forward.

There is no doubt that improving and maintaining morale will be difficult during the pandemic.

There is nothing more important than the strategic relationship between the United States of America and our European cousins.

We need to use these discussions to start advancing shared priorities and policies, including those raised in my recent report on transatlantic cooperation on China.

I welcome the opportunity to work with Congress to meet our financial obligations.

it is our duty to press on with that.

I do not think simply because there is an alternative that is worse we should take this--in my judgment, a very bad agency and try to make that work.

I would promote policies for safe, orderly and humane migration as well as population policies that enhance maternal and child health.

The average processing time, obviously and clearly, is 50 days less, and the numbers do not lie.

I am concerned that the current administration's approach to these dilemmas appears to not strike the appropriate balance and runs the risk of ceding the region to other malevolent powers.

I appreciate the conversation. We will continue that. I committed to you and I continue to commit to you that I will work in good faith to get these people in place.

The United States has two key priorities for our bilateral relations. The first is to promote the development of strong government institutions that advance accountability, democracy, and human rights.

Costa Rica is an outpost of democratic governance in Central America and a valuable trade, security, and diplomatic partner.

Since the Biden administration took office, we have seen no movement to expand or strengthen the Abraham Accords.