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If the court orders the NRC to resume the license review, will you honor the court's decision and support the NRC process?

I urge members to make every effort at this hearing to learn the fundamentals of current law.

Moreover the bill's complete and unchecked delegation of immigration enforcement authority to local police, State enforcement agencies will endanger public safety.

Put simply, it's a dangerous approach to a complicated problem and it will harm communities all around the country.

This bill makes it a crime, potentially a felony, to be an undocumented immigrant in this country.

Let's be clear, this bill will make our communities less safe.

We know that this legislation would lead to widespread racial profiling and unconstitutional arrests of U.S. citizens and immigrants alike.

It's alarming that this bill would turn millions of undocumented immigrants into criminals overnight.

Study after study has shown that when police become immigration agents, crime victims and witnesses don't come forward.

I'm for E-Verify so that every American gets first crack at any job in America.

We think those despicable foreigners that come to this country should be the first in line to get kicked out.

They're not all gangbangers. They're not all drug dealers. They're not all murderers.

I am for decent, humane treatment of millions of workers--not foreigners that came here to do damage, but immigrants who came here to contribute.

Children brought here as children to this country should not be judged by the actions of their parents.

It is as though the undocumented workers in this country are somehow a pariah on which all of the evils of our society and all of the ills of our society should be thrust upon.

I'm also for humanity. I'm also for treating people like human beings.

I, for one, think we should closely examine TSCA and be open to legislation to update and reform it.