I really do think that we are in a moral situation. People are striving to live, trying to breathe the air of our countr...
if we had a House and if we had a Senate that would pass legislation and we had a President that would sign it, this pro...
I think they were embarrassed, and they've got mortgages to pay, but we couldn't--my colleagues to just--
You're sending this to them in a change of policy which clearly indicates that they're going to be removed or have a ver...
So, let's be clear then. Mr. Grothman was trying to say that this was some kind of big political show because there was ...
The letter that you sent to Ms. Barrera said, if you fail to departing the United States within 33 days...
But with all due respect, Mr. Renaud, we're talking about people who have cystic fibrosis, childhood cancer and so on.
I remember when I was in school learning that the five critical ingredients of history are the five Ws: who, what, why, ...
I want to thank the vice chair of the committee for her insight and views on this.
Ordinarily, when we ask government witnesses to come in, they're prepared to answer the questions of the committee.
this really is a moral crisis in the country.
the United States of America is a big country. It's a great country, and it has got a big heart.
it's our job to take into account people's real-life situations.
No. We determine how the testimony will go, not you.
we are going to be zealous and diligent as the Oversight Committee in making sure that people in this situation have the...
We're seeing a little bit of a different America on display right now in this discussion of the chaotic and inscrutable ...
I'm baffled. I've never seen a situation like this before.
Can you tell us what role Ken Cuccinelli, the Acting Director of USCIS, played in this decision?
