We are in a situation now where we have drawn down the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust for the first time in nearly 20 years.

Mr. President, today I rise to recognize and congratulate the Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission's 30th anniversary. For three decades, the Arkansas Martin Luther King, Jr. Commission has worked to promote and preserve the life…

What steps do we need to take to actually get this done so that we can get poultry from these areas back in China and other countries?

I also want to reiterate my concerns with Mexico's efforts to restrict genetically engineered corn imports, which would threaten food security and stifle ag biotech innovation that benefits both the United States and Mexico.

How can we hold them accountable?

I hope you and USTR ag chief and chief negotiator McKalip's recent confirmations are a turning point for this Administration when it comes to ag trade.

I believe that together we will be able to craft the policies needed to maintain the world's safest, most abundant, and most affordable food supply while protecting the land, water, air, wildlife and rural communities that we all care…

the United States is the world's largest donor of humanitarian food assistance, at a time when these programs have never been more critical.

We are in a situation now where we have drawn down the Bill Emerson Humanitarian Trust for the first time in nearly 20 years, based on urgent need for emergency commodities.

Mr. President, today I rise to highlight the need to strengthen our alliances as bad actors around the world continue to threaten peace and global stability. In August, my Senate colleagues and I took a critical step to bolster our defense…

I hope you and USTR ag chief and chief negotiator McKalip's recent confirmations are a turning point for this Administration when it comes to ag trade.