Senator Carper, when I first joined the First Baptist Church in Tupelo, Mississippi in 1982, at the end of the service, ...
We must move beyond the perceived fears of the unknown and focus on credible threat information and allow the security v...
Prohibiting Syrian refugees from resettlement or lowering the already minimal number of refugees in the United States no...
It seems to me that if you have a 10-inch rise in sea level and more water pounding against the roadway, the sensible th...
The idea that they would be met with suspicion and hate upon arrival in the United States is an affront to the values we...
Given the noted upsurge in domestic, non-Islamic activity and the risk such ideologically-based violence may present to ...
No, sir. I mean, that is exactly the point that tribal leaders are bringing to you today is that they are no different t...
Well, in the Little River Band case they did not make the treaty argument directly...
I think that what we are looking for is exactly what the testimony is; is about parity with respect to the way Congress ...
I would like to thank Ms. McSally and Mr. Payne, Jr. for holding this important hearing.
One of the most important lessons that emerged after Hurricane Katrina was the failure to coordinate Federal, State, and...
Although Hurricane Katrina triggered many reforms to improve the ability to leverage defense support of civil authoritie...
We need to continue looking into information sharing with the State and local police and also listening to the boots on ...
I encourage this committee to continue serious discussions on how to counter violent extremist messages while protecting...
Mr. Chairman, by no means am I saying that this bulletin would have changed the outcome of the situation, but I do think...
There are 12 participants, and we have no idea how many are ineligible?
We want eligible people to participate, and we want to be able to prevent ineligible people.
we are going to make a dash to the floor to make this cloture vote.
