I just want to agree with you, state for the record we actually had a hearing on the Caribbean, calling it the third border and the threat from that region.

International terrorist networks are expanding their ties to ruthless Mexican drug-trafficking organizations and creating risks to our Nation's borders.

The narco-terrorism on our doorstep, backed by Venezuela and Iran, demands a response from those whose job it is to keep us safe.

Iran also tries to flout international economic sanctions by using Venezuela as a major destination to ship its exports.

the Hezbollah/Iranian presence in Latin America constitutes a clear threat to the security of the U.S. homeland.

In accordance with the Monroe Doctrine, the United States should send a strong signal to the world that any effort by Iran and its surrogates to enroot operations in the Western Hemisphere is dangerous and a threat to our peace, safety…

This is an area that I know Mr. Duncan shares my concerns. I believe, Mr. Cilluffo, as you stated, this is an area that has gone largely ignored, overlooked, and yet it is right in our backyard.

A line in the sand: Countering crime, violence, and terror at the Southwest Border.

The purpose of the trip was to examine the Iranian and Hezbollah presence in South America...

We recently returned from a bipartisan Congressional Delegation (Codel) overseas...

I thought that was a real positive step to say, hey, here is some good news of what we are doing on the border.

But more and more I am starting to think that what we really need is a business leader at the top.