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Credits for installing advanced Automotive Technologies . I think the general principles about a stated a pretty important to the American Public expects both safety and Public Health. The second part is i really hope that the manufactures have enough incentives for lifesaving technology. Subsequent replies they save by putting those advanced technologies in those vehicles. The want to give an opinion whether you like or support this idea of giving automakers the cafe credits because they instal...

Numbers because i was told that the intel that the government has on the syrians is not as good as the one it had on the iraqis, et cetera. So there are genuine difficulties that will have to be overcome, but our experience over the past 40 years in dealing with resettlement is that this country has the expee willingness to do it when the conditions require it. Let me just some discussions right now about us working with russia as it relates to syria. And i just want to understand from your pers...

Important. Security Council Resolution is only as strong as the nation states who back it and their willingness to see it through. You know, yesterday and i want to move this question now to assad and putins relationship with assad. Yesterday made a comment, and i quote, refugees undoubtedly need our compassion and support. The only way to resolve the problem is to restore statehood. My question, and ill start with dr. Gavinaw, can we solve this problem as long as assad is barrel bombing his own...

Bloodiest ground in america. Hopefully we will have the opportunity to commemorate and recognized some of this stories. I am proud to be presenting for you a fabulous lineup of speakers over the next day and a half. An excellent tour on sunday morning, and to consider what a sunday and how that is our legacy. Kicking things off for our program is our keynote speaker, dana shoaf. He comes to us from civil war times magazine. For generations of people that magazine has served as the single most in...

Allowed in. In the course of the questions and answers, i hope we get to explain why the figure of 100,000 refugees to be admitted over the next year and how that speaks to the global need. Secondly, to fund that drive properly, including in the department of Homeland Security where we strongly support Effective Security screening and can speak to that. Thirdly, and something that has not had proper coverage, is the scope for expanding access through family reunification schemes for Syrian Ameri...

When you look at people who suffer torture and the sort of criteria the u. S. Uses, i think you already have a filter that is then deepened by the work of homeland security. So i think there is certainly the technique and the capacity. For syrians, i do understand it will take sometime to reach the numbers because i was told that the intel that the government has on the syrians is not as good as the one it had on the iraqis, et cetera. So there are genuine difficulties that will have to be overc...

Mediterranean. There are 7. 6 million internally displaced syrians suffering and into need of humanitarian assistance. More families are forced to send their children to work or marry off their young daughters. It is hard to comprehend the millions of refugees on lebanon, jordan, and turkey. The number of refugees in lebanon would be equivalent to the United States receiving 88 million new refugees. Thats a shocking number for that country. Turkey has already spent 6 billion in direct assistance...

States has allocated more than 4. 5 billion to meet syrian humanitarian needs. This includes over 1. 5 billion to ngos, the International Federation of red cross and red crescent and other International Organizations. Yet according to unhcr chronic funding shortages are greatly limiting aid. Since 2011 the u. N. Appeals have remained significantly underfunded and recently resulted to cuts in food aid and cash assistance. Lack of supplies is leading to begging, child labor, survival sex and incre...

Pressure from multiple directions across the battlefield in syria and iraq. As we have said from the start, this fight cannot be one in the military sphere. It will require a political solution to the crisis. One thing is certain. The vast majority of states around this table know the isil forces, isil itself, cannot be defeated as long as Bashar Alassad remains president of syria. It cannot happen by definition of the lines of this battle, because who is lined up with whom, and the nature of th...

When we devise the bill none of us had any idea, most of us, had no idea what the agreement was going to say. If you look at where we have been, the executive branch has consumed power away from the legislative branch. Most people, you know this was eroded over time. It was an effort to bring power back. The president would negotiate an executive agreement. What that means is he can decide, and it doesnt have the force of power after he leaves. That is the way most president s are doing things n...