If we truly believe in that--and of course some people say, 'Well, that is an isolationist policy.' Yes, it could be.

I am a co-sponsor of the BURMA Act which would impose sanctions on those responsible for the atrocities against the Rohingya.

The Rohingya need to return to their homeland soon. The Burmese Government needs to provide them with dignity, safety, and citizenship documents.

I think we can thank the Chinese for that--extrajudicial killings in the Philippines, or rampant human trafficking in Thailand and elsewhere, these abuses are serious and continue to threaten the peace and stability of the entire region.

I would like to especially welcome Mrs. Nguyen whose story I have followed for about a year.

I look forward to seeing this bill move through the Senate and eventually become law, and I truly believe that will happen this Congress, allowing the U.S. to finally hold Hun Sen and his despicable regime accountable.

The human rights situation there is appalling. Thousands of persons...have been killed extrajudicially by authorities at pretty much the urging of President Duterte.

We are working it through the Senate and we look forward to having that signed this year.

Ms. Nguyen has been working tirelessly with members of this Congress and the past Congress, the administration, the consulate in Vietnam to ensure that there is justice for her husband.

China is offering their form of socialism with Chinese characteristics, but what it really comes down to is dictatorship with Chinese characteristics.

we are probably pushing 80 million people, 70 to 80 million people around the world that are in refugee camps.

We played, speaking first of Burma/Myanmar, we played, I think, an important role in the return to some form of democracy and the return of Aung San Suu Kyi to high post in Burma where she, in effect, is the civilian president.