The goal was and is to have one set of privacy rules that are interpreted in a uniform way throughout the continent.

I would like to see the United States offer an alternative that has strong baseline protections.

The bottom line is it is a voluntary program.

In essence, Commissioner Gibson is writing to support Chairman Barrasso's efforts to bring transparency and State input back into the consideration of endangered species.

Now, we also have a right to be proud of the fact that we have been able to delist the Louisiana black bear.

I also ask unanimous consent that excerpts from an October 1, 2018, article from Corinth Today, titled, ``Residents React to Hatchie Bottom Tragedy,'' pertaining to Patrolman Josh Smith be printed in the Record. There being no objection…

hearts are broken in Mississippi as families and friends mourn. Please keep these families and communities in your prayers as they face the difficult times ahead. I hope they will find comfort in knowing these fallen law enforcement…

flags in Mississippi are flying at half-staff as my State mourns the loss of hometown heroes. The Mississippi Highway Patrol Honor Guard stands vigil over three fallen comrades, who swore to protect and serve their communities. Mississippi…

That's certainly the apprehension that I have and I think a lot of Members of Congress have.

there is an efficiency aspect to this need, that there is an American productivity aspect to this need, and also there's a very important environmental aspect to this need.

The ability to produce additional resources from existing land with more data that is available than ever before.

We've tried to work with them. We want to make sure that we respect their prerogatives in this.

I appreciate the gentleman from Oregon yielding me the time. Mr. Speaker, I rise in support of H.R. 302, a bill to make the Nation's transportation system more secure. Not only does H.R. 302 give needed attention to the security of air…

National security should not be a partisan issue, and it is certainly not in this subcommittee.

The Airport Perimeter and Access Control Security Act, introduced by Congressman Keating, will go a long way in directing that work.

this is my first time to address this body. Senate tradition is for new Senators to observe, listen, and learn before delivering a maiden speech, but there is precedent, during matters of great importance and critical times for the future…

According to U.S. Federal estimates, at any given moment there are 25 million people around the world being trafficked...

we support a uniform rule of law across the country.