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conference on america's role in the world to a close, but before i do i wanted to say something abouty dick lugar who by the way was also a champion of women in careers and in foreign policy, and her something in the net was called the lucre series which is group of very successful women who meet and convene conferences to this day -- lugar series. let meso recall something senatr lugar said. howlett and accomplishments count, but honesty and integrity count more. and the professionalism and character all the qualities that we recognize in you here today, and presenting you with the inaugural richard lugar award. everyone please join me in thanking ambassador yovanovitch. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy since. you can watch all of c-span's public affairs programming on television, online or listen on our free radio app and the part of the national conversation through c-span's debut "washington journal" programs or through our social media feeds. c-span, created by america's cab

it was ten years ago that i joined with republican senator dick lugar of indiana on a bipartisan basis to call on president obama, begging him to use his legal authority to protect dreamers from deportation. president obama responded by creating the deferred action for childhood arrivals program known as daca. it provides temporary, two years at a time, protection from deportation for dreamers if they register with the government, pay a substantial fee, and pass criminal and national security background checks. more than 800,000 dreamers came forward and received daca protection. daca unleashed the full potential of these dreamers who are contributing to our nation in a variety of ways -- as soldiers, as teachers, as nurses, as small business owners. more than 200,000 daca recipients are currently -- currently -- quote, essential critical infrastructure workers, end of quote. that's not my term. it's the way president trump's department of homeland security describes the work of these daca recipients now. 200,000 of them, essential critical infrastructure workers. and among those, 41,7

people were waiting for that from the time that dick lugar served in the senate all the way through the time that i teamed up with now stormer senator johnny isakson. we got the -- former senator johnny isakson. we got the global food act done, which meant the great program that the bush administration started, the obama administration brought to fruition, that was codified in law. that was a good day for world food security. that was a good day for the world when america showed that we know how to do this, we know how to help countries grow their own food and provide food security. but we haven't done enough here. we never can say we've done enough here if we're not funding at an adequate level in the middle of an pandemic and in an economic emergency. we can't say we're doing enough if we don't invest enough in snap. i have more to say, but i know i'm over my time. let me meac one final point -- make one final point. the moral case is unassailable here. there is no disputing the benefit of this program, especially now. i think the moral question is settled. i hope folks will consider