Anti-government rhetoric more frequently being adopted by officials in positions of power is being used as a weapon against our public lands.

No one should face fear and harassment in their place of work or in their communities.

It's important to this subcommittee to bring voices together at the same table to engage in a problem-solving discussion.

What about A-file documentation being reported as complete without actually checking the A-file?

What about only in interviewing detainees who speak English or using a guard to interpret in Spanish?

The 600 elements in 3 days, you have enough time to get that done?

I have become increasingly concerned about the conditions of confinement.

You have enough inspectors?

It says they speak Spanish. How do you confirm it?

What about CDL licenses being reported as existing without confirming the documentation?

You don't need a narrower scope to make sure you are verifying all of those items?

I would like to put those two on the screen.

I will take that commitment as a true desire to right these wrongs.

Why did the Department redact these documents when sending them to Congress, when clearly there was no valid reason to redact them under FOIA?

But there are still many questions about this process that we need to dig into further to understand what was behind these monument reductions.

Let's require negotiated drug prices and lower costs for the American people.

It's about time that we come together to get this done.

Collaboration between ICE and State and local law enforcement can destroy trust among an entire community.