On Tuesday, a House Homeland Security Subcommittee held a hearing focusing on border and maritime security challenges and metrics for measuring progress.

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Gustavo Mohar, the former Sub-Secretary for Population, Migration and Religious Affairs, at the Interior Ministry in the Government of Mexico, discussed the changing migration patterns between Mexico and the United States.

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Mayors and experts discussed opportunities and challenges in the U.S.-Mexico border region at an event hosted by NDN and the New Policy Network on Friday in Washington, D.C

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Retired General and Former Head of the CIA David Petraeus testified at closed classified hearings on the events leading up to and following the terrorist attacks on the U.S. Diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya on Sept. 11, 2012. Following the hearings, members responded to the closed to the public discussions.

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Former National Security Advisor Stephen Hadley, Ambassadors and experts in foreign policy discuss the top national security and policy issues for 2013, including economic competitiveness and the lingering effects of the Arab Spring.

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The Libyan Ambassador to the U.S and a former ambassador to the United Arab Emirates and Syria spoke at the 21st annual Arab-U.S. Policymakers Conference.

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This past week, Pres. Obama, along with leaders from Libya, Israel, Iraq, and the Palestinians were among the speakers at the United Nationals General Assembly. Leaders from all 193 member nations are invited to address the international governing body during the opening sessions.

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Mexican President Felipe Calderon made remarks and took questions Monday at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, DC.

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The Center for National Policy will host a panel discussion to examine the potential for change in the relationship between the U.S., China and Taiwan in an election year.

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The Co-Chairmen of the Latino Leadership Task Force say it’s in U.S. economic and security interests to place greater focus and forge more partnerships with Latin American countries.Their remarks came during the Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute & the Pacific Council on International Policy panel discussion Monday on how to change U.S. policy to address the region’s growth. The task force was created to recommend policy options to the President and lawmakers and is expected to release its full report this Fall.

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