If you can spread that across the entire border, I think we would have another major progressive step.
I agree 287(g) provides a great opportunity. I do not think it is being aggressively used and not effectively used, and that is my concern.
I believe it will be a big mistake if we treat these individuals as normal criminals entitled to the appointment of a lawyer.
We now have more manpower and technology at that border than at any time before.
Well, the problem with that is there is just not enough Federal law enforcement officers.
I hope that you will ask for the resources necessary.
The jobs that are promised to be created will hardly materialize before the pink slips begin to arrive.
This request, I believe, abandons our Nation's only chance to remain the leader in space and instead chooses to set up a welfare program for...
This plan would destroy decades of U.S. space supremacy by pinning our hopes for success on unproven commercial companies.
Let me repeat that. The White House adviser on science and technology policy testified that there was no real research or verification done ...
Scrapping this investment and starting fresh does not make sense to my business sense.
This plan lacks vision, is unrealistic, and jeopardizes our entire human space exploration program.
The President's budget proposes to reward those failed commercial providers with an additional bailout.
The President's plan only ensures that for decades to come, the United States will be both subservient to and reliant on other countries for...
If this proposal is the best that we can do as a Nation, then we do not deserve, I believe, the rich heritage of human space flight.
What NASA and this administration have failed to disclose to the U.S. taxpayer is that NASA has no verifiable data to support their claim.
The President's new plan, like his old one, shows that NASA's leadership team still does not understand the issues at stake.
Your destructive actions toward the Constellation program will only ensure that members cannot trust you.
