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It breaks my heart, and I think we need to do all that we can to do, to stop this deplorable industry.

I never would have dreamed that when I sent them out the door to go to school, or to the mall, or to a store that they were in jeopardy of being trafficked.

I have been passionate about the issue involved in human trafficking.

While I am not a member of this committee I am certainly passionate about the issue.

I come to the floor today to discuss the stagnant Obama economy and how ObamaCare is making it worse. This Monday marks the fifth anniversary of the day the President signed his trillion-dollar stimulus bill into law. In remarks he gave in…

I come to the floor today to discuss the many ways ObamaCare continues to negatively affect Americans. Yesterday, the Washington Post published an article exposing yet another problem with healthcare.gov. I would like to share a couple of…

I rise today to urge my colleagues to support the farm bill conference report. It has taken a long time to get to this point, with several unnecessary roadblocks along the way, but we are finally near the finish line, and it is time we…

I appreciate the comments of my colleague from Arkansas and prior to him those of my colleagues from Missouri and Wyoming--we will be hearing in a minute from my colleague from Nebraska--all of whom are expressing sentiments that are…

Every President literally since Franklin Roosevelt has had this authority, and I am glad that President Obama has chosen to request it.

I strongly support the push to get Trade Promotion Authority enacted as soon as possible.

I come to the floor today to talk about the damage ObamaCare is doing to our struggling economy. After months of unrelenting coverage of ObamaCare's many problems and after Friday's release of December's dismal job report, I am sure…

So I guess the question is, do you envision a regulatory structure in the near future that would allow for commercial use of the slightly larger UASs so that the market potential, and I'm thinking of course with regard to agricultural…

What type of data do you expect the FAA is going to need from those six test sites to safely advance the integration process?

Unmanned aviation is undoubtedly the next significant frontier in the aviation sector.

I look forward to hearing a progress report from Administrator Huerta regarding the FAA bills mandates.

As safety regulators work through the challenges of the integration of unmanned aircraft, questions related to privacy have certainly received a lot of attention.

If the data brokers of today controlled the UASs, I would leave promptly for Canada.

Does the FAA have a mechanism in place in order to gather, store, and use the data that would be collected from these six test sites?