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So if we allowed asylum seekers to work after 1 month vetting period as long as they entered through a legal port of entry, 1 month would give us time to do an initial background check to make sure they weren't on the terrorist watch list…

Senator Sinema and I, along with a bipartisan coalition, have introduced legislation that would shorten the period to 1 month.

I want to tell you a story to illustrate a real problem that we have because of the current law that prohibits asylum seekers from working for a number of months.

For nearly a quarter century the FDA and the manufacturer have brazenly flouted the law and applicable regulations, disregarded holes and red flags and their own safety data, intentionally evaded judicial review, and continually placed…

I know this is of great interest to the Chairman as well, of that class of forever chemicals that are being found in our soil, our water, our animal feed, our crops, and our livestock.

I am concerned that the lack of face-to-face meetings may be negatively affecting the FDA's ability to keep pace and retain its scientific and regulatory stature as the gold standard.

the presence of PFAS, and wastewater sludge spread decades ago as fertilizer is preventing some of our family farmers from being able to sell their products, causing them significant financial harm.

I also want to point out that we have had very good discussions on Per- and Polyfluorinated Substances (PFAS).

I would just reiterate that the current station was originally intended to support just nine Border Patrol agents.

We can't fix every problem, but, boy, we ought to be able to fix that one.

We can't fix every problem, but, boy, we ought to be able to fix that one.

I want to tell you a story to illustrate a real problem that we have because of the current law that prohibits asylum seekers from working for a number of months.

I know this is of great interest to the Chairman as well, of that class of forever chemicals that are being found in our soil, our water, our animal feed, our crops, and our livestock.

the presence of PFAS, and wastewater sludge spread decades ago as fertilizer is preventing some of our family farmers from being able to sell their products, causing them significant financial harm.

We can't fix every problem, but, boy, we ought to be able to fix that one.

So if we allowed asylum seekers to work after 1 month vetting period as long as they entered through a legal port of entry, 1 month would give us time to do an initial background check to make sure they weren't on the terrorist watch list…

I'm concerned that we now have another major data breach.

Clinical holds can be an important and appropriate tool for the Agency to utilize when a potential concern with an application has surfaced, but they are not a substitute for timely, constructive, and clear communication to sponsors.