It was polarizing crazily during World War II when Jews were fleeing Hitler. It was polarizing in 1956 when Hungarians were fleeing Soviet tanks. It was polarizing when Cambodians and Vietnamese people came to this country after the Vietnam War.
Samantha Power reflects on the historical polarization of refugee acceptance in the U.S.
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We cannot abandon freedom, and we cannot leave Ukraine to be the victim of aggression at a time like this.
The fact that Putin is not only killing Ukrainians, but weaponizing food for developing countries, is just a complete outrage.
For a certain period of time. But I mean, there are 20,000 metric tons of flour sitting in Ashdod Port right now...
I just reject that premise and I think if you--and I would love to travel with you if you would like to go and see up close the demand signals that we get...