And if you understood what mine rescue really involved, I think we would all be taking our hats off in a thankful way.
I worked with CMS to include terms and conditions in Wisconsin's Medicaid waiver that required our Governor and CMS to t...
In fact, I think we are coming very late to this issue.
I would welcome that follow-up, because the tragedies we have seen in our States, that I have seen in my own State, dese...
I am alarmed by the recent, tragic situation in Indiana, where there have been 130 cases of HIV identified based on inje...
I think that speaks louder than anything that I could say with regard to the limitations of the Mine Act.
I want to thank you, Secretary Burwell, for being here and sharing with the committee.
I want to ask--you talked just a little bit about the situation in Utah.
the increasing frequency of oil trains passing through their communities as a catastrophic disaster waiting to happen.
the reality is if you are a parent or a child in Central America and you send your child or you come up and you get into...
we really need to analyze the root cause of the problem.
it is not a pleasant reality. It is an enormously difficult problem.
we bear some responsibility for that.
these are not going to be easy problems to solve, but we have to make incremental improvements.
I think there is a root cause there, and I think it is called 'Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals.'
We should not be minimizing this. Yes, it is down from last year, but last year was a humanitarian crisis.
U.S. policy creates direct incentives and disincentives for illegal immigration.
I agree with Senator Peters.
