U.S. House of Representatives

But when you think about all of this and we reflect on what's coming up this weekend, celebrating our nation's 250th birthday, it's going to be a great day.

Keep in mind: Every single Democrat voted against that bill. They voted against it because they want Washington to have more of your money.

I want to applaud Congresswoman Van Duyne for the hard work she did on the Ways and Means Committee and 11 different committees to bring the Working Families Tax Cut to life, to law.

I am proud to see the House pass this bipartisan legislation to increase coordination within the Department of Energy to make our grid more resilient and ensure Americans have access to reliable, affordable energy.

With an increase in attacks on our critical energy infrastructure, strengthening our cyber defense and emergency response capabilities in the energy sector has never been more important.

Our energy infrastructure powers industries, drives innovation, and sustains daily life for hundreds of millions of Americans.

While today's ruling is an important victory, we must remain vigilant in defending the Constitution and protecting immigrant families from continued attacks on their rights and their dignity.

Every child born in the United States deserves the full rights and protections of citizenship, regardless of their parents' immigration status.

This decision brings relief to countless families who have spent months fearing that one of our nation's most fundamental constitutional protections could be stripped away.

I welcome today's Supreme Court decision reaffirming birthright citizenship, a victory for the Constitution and for families across America.

The court should at its earliest opportunity rectify this judgement and reinstate the critical independence of these agencies.

I can assure you that our Constitution is alive and well, and that this committee and Congress will hopefully hold you accountable and the government accountable, the Executive Department accountable, using the oversight tools it places in…

Director Vought has certainly said he believes America is in a ‘post-constitutional moment.’ I'm not sure what that means.

Mr. Chairman, this oversight hearing may be the most important one held this year in the House.

I hope today's hearing will be a reminder to Director Vought that every administration is accountable to Congress, which is the subject of the Constitution's First Article in which it represents the people.

OMB is one of the most powerful and least known offices in our government. It is, in many ways, the nerve center of presidential power.

America would not be America without our immigrant communities, and I hope we can come together today in celebration that this fact has been reaffirmed.

Immigrants are not just part of the American fabric – they are the filaments that hold so many of our communities together.

For millions of Americans who derive their citizenship from birth on our shores to a non-citizen parent, this ruling comes as a relief.

Once again, the highest court in our land affirmed that the President has misread the clear meaning and intent of part of the Constitution.

The public deserves transparency, accountability, and a reservation system that allows them to spend their spare time on public lands connecting with the places that bring peace, joy, and solace.

Birthright citizenship isn't up for debate — it's enshrined in our Constitution. Today's decision reaffirms what has long been settled law: if you're born in the United States, you're an American citizen.

Housing is central to the foundation of our families, to our small businesses’ ability to recruit and retain talent, and to our communities’ ability to grow and thrive.

Shandra’s death was devastating and preventable. No family should have to suffer through a tragic situation like this again.