We stress that we have enjoyed excellent relations with a strong and unified Canada.

Let us all remember the life he lived and the example he set.

Tonight we celebrate the extraordinary history of patriotism of our Nation's African-American citizens.

The purpose behind the fee is to improve both the customs facilitation so that people can move across the border easier and also to improve the immigration situation along the border.

It would be useful if we found a way to facilitate that.

We will continue to stand by the people of Georgia, Florida, and Alabama as they do the hard work of recovering from last summer's storms, rebuilding their homes, repairing their roads, and restarting their businesses.

Curtis L. Collier, of Tennessee, to be U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District of Tennessee (new position).

Part of the purpose of the fee was to deal with that problem as well.

This trip will be a celebration of a partnership that works.

I think we see it very much in the context of the kinds of visit presidents have made to Canada and other countries.

We come to celebrate and give thanks for the remarkable life of J. William Fulbright.

Those of us who knew and loved him, who worked for him, who learned from him, each of us have our indelible memories.

I think it underscores how important Canada as a nation is to the people of the United States.

Finally, finally, in the military your country is worthy of you.

We expect this new aviation agreement will liberalize and transform aviation relationships between the United States and Canada.

Next year will be the 50th anniversary of that program.

He cherished education as the answer to our common problems and our personal dreams.

All of them are now known by the same name, Fulbrights.