The situation in Nicaragua is dire. And I appreciate the President and the administration's actions in designating certain individuals in Nicaragua complicit in violence against civilians under the Global Magnitsky Act.

I think it is important, when we think about helping these countries get back on their feet, to make sure that we have an organization that is trying to root out corruption and really restore the rule of law.

Many Americans and many around the world have been shocked by the Trump administration's use of family separation.

I do want to raise a concern with H.R. 1697, which is that I basically think that the bill is written a bit too vague and it is too broad.

Absolutely. In fact, when we went into the second center, we asked them: ``Well, who is held here?'' And the administrator said: ``Children between zero and 12 years, and the youngest one we have right now is 8 months.''

Mr. Speaker, I thank Congressman Garamendi for his passion and his profound words on this very difficult subject, not only for Members of the United States Congress, but also for many Americans across the country. I had an opportunity…

Yes, we went into the shelter, and we visited two of them. At one of them, there were about four or five infants. They had something called an infants room. At least two of those infants--one of them 8 months named Roger, the other one a…

Mr. Speaker, I thank Congressman Correa for yielding. I think as Americans learned, mostly over the last few weeks, that young children were being separated from their mothers and fathers at the U.S.-Mexico border, and now have heard that…

Will you leave them with a civilian nuclear program?

So the President----

I think the facts have borne that out from that first midnight run. There's basically been information that's been shared and President Trump, I think, is using people in the legislative branch, including Devin Nunes, to do his dirty work.