In plain English, that means tearing apart families simply because of the Nation they hail from.

But Donald Trump sees strength through a different lens. When he sees an immigrant family, he sees a threat to our Nation rather than an opportunity to enrich it.

I want to join in Congressman Rose's request for a district-by-district contracting assessment and plan.

We are a Nation of immigrants. Our country's prosperity is inherently linked with our history of welcoming people from all corners of the Earth. Diversity has been and continues to be our greatest strength.

Our congressional intent was very clear. The environmental impact study was funded, was authorized by Congress.

One of mine is Fort Drum, which I believe is the strongest community to be the preferred site.

Our expectation, on the record, let me make it perfectly clear, is that our expectation that we will hear from the Secretary of Defense what the preferred site is.

I introduced H.R. 963, the Home Loan Quality Transparency Act of 2019, which reinstates Dodd-Frank's expanded HMDA reporting requirements.

Our partners must be better than this and we need to insist on it.

But we cannot really be business as usual.

Let me be clear, though. The Houthis are equally at fault.

When we talk about taking a risk, no one exemplifies that better than small businesses.

Today in America, there are 30 million small businesses that support over 56 million jobs.

Every year going back to the 1960s, our nation has recognized National Small Business Week.

We are committed to promoting policies that encourage economic prosperity on Main Street.

Earlier this year I introduced H.R. 963, the Home Loan Quality Transparency Act of 2019.

I think social media companies need to be held accountable more and be more active.

An outgrowth of that, something I have pushed very hard for, is red flag bills.