The solution is for Argentina to allow exports of hides, so that its leather will be priced according to the forces of the international market.

I deeply regret this action.

I have withheld my signature from S. 2834, the proposed 'Intelligence Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 1991,' thereby preventing it from becoming law.

This language is clearly unconstitutional under the Presentment clause of the Constitution and the Supreme Court's decision in INS v. Chadha, 462 U.S. 919 (1983).

I am willing to work with the Congress to address the primary issue that has prompted my veto as well as other difficulties with the bill.

It has been too long since a President of the United States visited Uruguay.

Each one is precious.

Those who can afford it the least are those who are getting hurt the worst by the speculation that's resulted in these higher oil prices.

I think one of the exciting and positive things to be coming out of all this strife and problems halfway around the world is the rejuvenation of the United Nations peacekeeping function.

It is the most comprehensive reform of our immigration laws in 66 years.

And now I am honored and pleased to sign into law the Immigration Act of 1990.

In order to constitutionally enforce this program, I instruct the Task Force to promulgate its priorities list under section 303(a)(2) 'by a majority vote of those Task Force members who are present and voting.'

The United Nations Security Council vote underscores the unity and determination of the international community to end Iraq's illegal occupation of Kuwait.

Today I am signing H.R. 5390, 'An Act to prevent and control infestation of the coastal inland waters of the United States by the zebra mussel and other nonindigenous aquatic nuisance species.'

What's at stake is not just the confidence of the American people in the banking system but the profitability and the competitiveness of a key American industry.

S. 358 meets several objectives of my Administration's war on drugs and violent crime.

This Act is designed to minimize, monitor, and control nonindigenous species that become established in the United States, particularly the zebra mussel.

The trend must be reversed.

Americans have the right to be free from fear in their homes, in their streets, and in their neighborhoods.

We are pleased to note the common stance and determination of the world in this endeavor.

We continue to favor a peaceful settlement of this crisis; at the same time, and as the Security Council vote demonstrates, there is growing resolve that Saddam's occupation of Kuwait not be allowed to stand.

The American people deserve tough, new laws to help us prevail in the fight against drugs and crime.

It is with great pleasure that I have today signed H.R. 3789, the Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Amendments Act of 1990.

I'm confident that if we conduct ourselves right and if you do your business right, that principle will be out there for all to see in the days ahead.

Today I am signing S. 303, the 'Negotiated Rulemaking Act of 1990.'