I would love to see more U.S. tourism there, ecotourism.

One thing that has been disappointing I think to all of us is that regional organizations, in particular SADC and the African Union, have not spoken out more forcefully and more on the side of democracy.

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

I thank you all, and I appreciate you coming by my office and I enjoyed the private conversation.

Good. It is hoped that in the Gulf of Guinea we can, I think we have, move to intercept the issue before it gets as bad as it did off the coast of Somalia certainly.

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.

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.

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

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.