With this information. the Congress and the American people can be the Judge of whether this unprecedented financial support package is warranted in light of our close relations with Mexico. Opponents and proponents alike of the $20 billion economic support package for Mexico agree that this measure is needed to determine what other institutions. such as the International Monetary Fund. and the Bank for International Settlements are doing to assist the United States in bringing Mexico back to financial health. Next week. the International Relations Committee will hold its third round of hearings on the Mexican economic crisis with highlevel officials from the Treasury and the State Department with the goal of requiring this administration to put on the record the results of its intensive discussions with the Mexican Government in such areas immigration. democratic reform. law enforcement. drug interdiction and the extent of Mexicos commercial relations with Cuba. Our efforts in this hearing will further the same goals advanced by the authors of this legislation. They will both lead to a broad public inquiry into the proposed economic package to Mexico.
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