We must remember, Madam Chairman, that 85 of these people that are in the camp are either U.S. citizens or permanent residents of the United States.
We should publicly and vocally support a regime change by the freedom-loving people in Iran and the freedom-loving people in Camp Ashraf.
He spent all of his time saying this is the reason they are treated the way they are, because you, United States, have designated them as a ...
My concern, first of all, is the safety of the people in Camp Ashraf when that 31st comes.
I think one way that we could help a regime change--and I do believe that is the greatest hope for peace, is that there is a regime change a...
I think that is not a good situation for the United States State Department to be in, that it should make a decision.
And we need to, I think, label the drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations and deal with them accordingly.
Certainly, if it is still a policy of the U.S., Iran violated the Monroe Doctrine.
The Western Hemisphere has been ignored for a long time, but I think we are starting to remember that what happens to our south is important...
The easiest way to get in the United States, of course, is to go through Mexico.
International terrorism we talk about, we realize is a bad thing, and people in the name of certain political beliefs want to cause harm to ...