Rather than continue to spend another quarter-of-a-trillion dollars over the next 10 years, we have only spent 1 percent, not even 1 percent of that to try to say, how do we help make the lives of the people in Guatemala, El Salvador, or Honduras durable.
Tom Carper calls for investment in Central American countries to reduce migration.
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I usually default to the golden rule, and I think in this case it's a pretty good guide as well.
We are better off when we hear community concerns at the beginning of the process rather than at the end.
I think that's really disgraceful, and it's unacceptable that the local DC courts have vacancies that last years because the Senate fails to act in a timely way.
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