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White House Features - A Gallery of our special pages
August 9, 2006 | Last Updated 12:02 p.m. (EDT)
 
President Bush and Secretary of State Rice Discuss the Middle East Crisis
President George W. Bush is joined by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as he delivers a statement Monday, Aug. 7, 2006, on the Middle East crisis during a news conference in Crawford, Texas.  White House photo by Eric DraperPresident Bush on Monday said, "Since the crisis in Lebanon began more than three weeks ago, the United States and other key nations have been working for a comprehensive solution that would return control of Lebanon to its government, and to provide a sustainable peace that protects the lives of both the Lebanese and the Israeli people." full story
Fact sheet In Focus: The Road Map to Peace

Energy Policy Discussed
Samuel BodmanSamuel Bodman, Secretary of Energy, discussed on Tuesday the one-year anniversary of the signing of the Energy Policy Act of 2005. View the transcript.

President's Radio Address
In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "Rational and comprehensive immigration reform must begin with border security, and we have more to do. So I've asked Congress to fund dramatic increases in manpower and technology for the Border Patrol. We will add 6,000 new Border Patrol agents. ... By deploying 21st century technologies, we will make our Border Patrol agents even more effective and our border more secure." full story en Español
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Fact sheet In Focus: Immigration

President Bush Discusses Comprehensive Immigration Reform in Texas
President George W. Bush delivers his remarks on immigration reform from a stage along the Rio Grande River on the U.S.-Mexico border Thursday, Aug. 3, 2006, at the Anzalduas County Park and Dam in Mission, Texas.  White House photo by Eric DraperPresident Bush on Thursday said, "There's an important debate facing our nation, and the debate is, can we secure this border and, at the same time, honor our history of being a land of immigrants? And the answer is, absolutely, we can do both. And we will do both." full story
Fact sheet Fact Sheet: Operation Jump Start: Acting Now to Secure the Border
Fact sheet In Focus: Immigration

Border Security Discussed
W. Ralph Basham W. Ralph Basham, Commissioner, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, discussed border security on Friday. View the transcript.


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President George W. Bush is joined by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as he delivers a statement Monday, Aug. 7, 2006, on the Middle East crisis during a news conference in Crawford, Texas.  White House photo by Eric Draper President George W. Bush is joined by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice as he delivers a statement Monday, Aug. 7, 2006, on the Middle East crisis during a news conference in Crawford, Texas. White House photo by Eric Draper
Energy Security for the 21st Century
Energy Security
President Bush's four part plan to confront high gas prices includes making sure consumers and taxpayers are treated fairly, promoting greater fuel efficiency, boosting our crude oil and gasoline supplies, and for the long term, investing aggressively in alternatives to gasoline, so that we can eliminate the root cause of high gas prices by diversifying away from oil. Click here to learn more.
Energy Security for the 21st Century
The Middle East
The Road Map to Peace
The United States and other key nations are working toward a comprehensive solution that would return control of Lebanon to its government and would provide a sustainable peace that protects the lives of both the Lebanese and the Israeli people. Click here to learn more.
The Middle East
Immigration Reform
President Bush is committed to comprehensive immigration reform that secures America's borders, improves enforcement of immigration laws, and upholds our values. Click here to learn more. Immigration Reform
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