And I don't know--aside from my credit card, I don't know, if I buy something online, whether that information is going to be sold.
We have a special responsibility not just to stand in criticism of what is happening in those countries but to acknowledge our own shortcomi...
I think it is disingenuous of this Committee, and perhaps of Congress, maybe the American people, to stand in critical judgment of the situa...
This is the first Congressional hearing to focus specifically on U.S. rule of law assistance to foreign drug enforcement efforts.
Human rights protections from law enforcement abuses are embedded in our Constitution and Bill of Rights.
The insatiable demand for illegal drugs in the United States keeps the drug cartels in business.
before we stand in criticism or in judgment of Mexico, we must accept judgment on ourselves.
Given the substantial assistance our Government has provided to the Colombian military, I think we have a special responsibility to ensure p...
It is logical to begin our oversight with Mexico and Colombia, which have received the bulk of U.S. rule of law assistance.
Treasury must do a better job of holding servicers accountable.
I respect them, I've worked with them, and I've been told, you know, by many people, 'They're not the problem.'