But they are all victims of crime, and we have to recognize them.

I have seen the victims in Central America. I think in this latest raid, almost all of the people that were brought in yesterday were from Central America.

I take this personally. We have got to do something because these are my people.

People who traffic babies have got to go to jail, and they have got to stay there a while, a long time.

We should ask what happened to them and try to rescue them.

We would not have this conversation if there was not a demand for the commodity of human bodies in this horrible industry.

Thank you, Congresswoman Lee for your leadership.

I think we have to really reinvent the challenge that runaways--how they fit into this whole circumstance.

It is certainly alarming that you wouldn't be focusing on all water bills, certainly in an emergency, where the State has declared an emergency.

You have to show us what you are for. If you are having an emergency here and you disagree with an approach, then either introduce a bill of your own or show us what you are for.

We can't wait any longer. We are now in that place that we did not want to be, and I believe there is a better opportunity.

If California had its priorities right, we would be building water storage instead of a train that may never come.

Two years ago, the House passed legislation seeking to address the imbalance in the State's water system, and it was only met with criticism and dismissal.

We are literally throwing that legacy away by thinking that conservation alone can resolve water shortages, because it can't.

It is now time for the Senate to act.

As Chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, I have painfully watched the cycle that has gone on over here for the past several years.

I am there.

In our regions, food grows where water flows.