Jeff Flake

I think we have the right people to do that and look forward to hearing your testimony today.

It sometimes seems in the General Assembly, if it were not for Israel, Palau, and the Marshall Islands, we would not have any friends.

How can we change that culture? What can we do to better that situation?

Can you foresee a role for the United Nations, a broader role than is currently planned, in that situation?

I think the woman who crossed heard Senator Schumer's accent through the fence and thought I am in New York, where is the Statue of Liberty? I am here.

I want to commend what you have done in Utah with the Utah Compact. That has provided a blueprint and a model for a lot of people in Arizona.

I do believe that once you allow that person to stay in the United States after they have come here in violation of law, I would believe that most Americans would think that that would be an amnesty.

It was a revelation to go down on the border. We actually watched an illegal border crossing while we were there.

I have never been able to place all those who come here across the border undocumented in some criminal class.

There is nothing to suggest that 5 years from now, if we just realize that it is completely out of whack with labor needs, that we cannot revisit it and up the numbers.

I just want to thank all of you and Senator Feinstein for working so hard to get an agreement here.

We hope that the appointment or the raising up of this new force will come with enough backing of the United States.

Ongoing conflict between the DRC Government and rebel factions in the east, coupled with the central government that obviously needs some more serious reforms, has halted the development of the DRC in general.

The last chapter of the saga of cross-border support from Rwanda to armed groups inside Congo in the form of this M23 chapter was just overreach.

With its vast resources, the DRC holds the promise of being a success story.

Father, you had mentioned that electoral reform is needed in the Congo.

What leverage do we have or does anybody have with Rwanda to get them to cooperate?

In Federalist Paper 51, James Madison wrote, "In framing a Government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this: you must first enable the Government to control the governed: and in the next place…

The cost benefit analysis--it's tough to apply or tough to justify the proposed rule of the EPA

Thank you. I want to just say what a pleasure it has been to have US Airways headquartered--first America West and now US Airways in Phoenix, in Arizona.

Given the complex needs that are satisfied by the plant and all the different interests involved, I'm just wondering how you're going to balance all of this.

The best way to get the border secured is to have a legal framework for people to come and to go.

I do want to get immigration through. I do not want any of the elements that we need to finish to hold up any of the other elements.

If we can work with you on that, it would be incredibly helpful.

Is this an issue with Maryland or any other state? And I am not trying to pick on Maryland at all.