I think the investment of $2 trillion in America's infrastructure is probably on point, it is probably actually greater than that.

Full funding for this program is key to advancing projects in the CIG pipeline.

It happens only when you put real money on the table to make it happen.

Congress needs to stop being paralyzed by partisan politics and work to fund an infrastructure bill.

Fix that.

This can't happen unless we can agree upon real money.

We can all agree that Democrats and Republicans all want to invest in infrastructure.

It is time for the Federal Government to invest in Minnesota's future and, in doing so, America's future.

It is time to come together and take concrete action. We need to modernize our infrastructure.

I implore the Committee to take into consideration the needs of my district as they look to an infrastructure package.

In our mountain communities, in Summit and Eagle Counties, we are in need of significant infrastructure investment to meet the need of population growth and heavy tourist traffic.

We need to look at water. Our water infrastructure is aging.

Transportation infrastructure renewal will be key.

Without it, an infrastructure plan cannot become real.

There are numerous highways in need of funding to repair crumbling roads, add necessary lanes, and update safety measures.

They were able to build them because their national governments decided to make a commitment.

I urge the Committee to continue to improve transit infrastructure to encourage more commuters to take public transportation and reduce vehicle miles traveled.

We need to make substantial investments in projects along the US-Mexico border--investments commensurate with the seriousness of the problem.