Mr. Speaker, I thank the distinguished gentlewoman, Representative Beatty, from the great State of Ohio for her leadership and for moving us forward throughout the past several weeks as it relates to the Congressional Black Caucus' Special…

Well, it is a great question. I look at it in two ways. First, when you think about mass incarceration as a phenomenon, one that, hopefully, in this Congress we will be able to do something about, in recognition of the fact that America…

When you see an email like this, what does it tell you about the government prioritizing obfuscation over protecting the public interest?

Judge Hanen halted the expansion of DACA and the DAPA program because he believed that the original DACA applications were not being adjudicated on a case-by-case basis.

Because of people like Andrea, it was even more heartbreaking when the courts prevented DAPA and the expanded DACA program to go into effect.

I support the President's proposal to and decision to expand DACA and to expand the program to DAPA.

Thank you, very much, Congressman Fortenberry, and also Anna Eshoo for your courage to come forward and for your words today and for your powerful words that you gave a moment ago to call genocide what it is: genocide, what we are seeing…

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I appreciate the comment about the agricultural industry being profitable.

Last year, I reintroduced the Shareholder Protection Act to require public companies to disclose their political spending and to require a shareholder vote to approve it.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor the memory of Washington County Commissioner Ted Bearth, who passed away last week. Ted was elected to the county board in 2012 and was reelected in 2014, representing Washington County's Second District…

I tell my wife all the time I am glad I am not going to live too much longer because the world is changing so rapidly, I am not sure I could keep up with it.

We look forward to your testimony today and to hearing more about your plans to lead the environmental cleanup program through its many challenges.

We just need to take a step back and think this through.

Are you getting pressure on the Arts and Industries Building to use it for the Hispanic museum?

What we need to do is solve the problem.

I would like to talk to you about some of the things.

Is it the same issue relative to what caused the necessity for replacing it?

If we do not want them to do that job, they should not be there. We should not hire them.