George W. Bush

You can count on America, just like America can count on you, to do hard work necessary to spread freedom and, therefore, peace.

We're excited to be here.

Independence is the result, let's get the process moving.

That's a real sign of progress.

One of the exciting moments for our trip to Albania is to meet with small-business owners.

I can smell potential in Albania.

I'm proud to be the first American sitting President to visit Albania.

May God bless your nations.

I want to help you. America wants to help you.

I learned the fact that this is a country that embraces the markets, is willing to do necessary reforms to make sure that the small-business person survives.

You are writing an amazing chapter for history on freedom. It will be amazing to look back on all you've done. I congratulate you on it.

We appreciate you working for peace.

We join you in your aspirations to join Euro-Atlantic institutions.

Kosovo is independent, and that's the position we've taken.

Thank you for the Adriatic Charter.

This is unacceptable, and we need to fix it in a way that honors our finest traditions.

This bill does not grant amnesty for those who are already here.

By coming together, we can build an immigration system worthy of this great Nation.

I'm proud of your organization, and I thank all members of your organization for being such loving souls.

I believe we can express our feelings, disagree on certain elements, and still come together on a solution.

I want to thank the good folks of Sant'Egidio for joining us.

Securing the border and upholding family values are not partisan concerns; they are important to all Americans.

The United States is firmly committed to helping people on the continent of Africa.

Thank you for having us here.

The bill builds on this progress by requiring that we meet border security objectives before certain other provisions can take effect.