I want to focus for a second on the human aspect of it and the humanitarian aspect of it, because the things that are happening in that corridor, along that desert on both sides of that border from a human perspective, are atrocious.

It's hard to find any examples of things that we prevented from happening.

I would argue that we ought to continue to use our voices and our votes.

Thank you.

expanding our economic relationship can help Honduras develop and grow while creating jobs in the United States.

We are facing, as you all well know, fiscal constraints and a great debate going on in this city about what America should be spending money on, particularly when it comes to foreign aid and foreign programs.

I commend your initiative in visiting Hama to demonstrate American support for the Syrian people's demands for an end of the Assad regime and a more democratic future.

Sudan is really low-hanging fruit. I mean--OK, Sudan. But, where we really--where an entity like this would really grow and be a legitimate entity that you could look at and say, 'Boy, I'm glad we have this,' is for them to say something…

I will continue to raise our concerns about the case with Korean officials.

What happens in the Western Hemisphere is of critical importance to our future.

Our continued engagement remains essential to strengthen Honduras' democratic institutions.