Congress must pass legislation and appropriations to enhance the federal response to hate crimes.

Congress must pass the Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act, without any poison pill amendments.

Does that give these White supremacist groups more license to go do their violent acts?

The former President was wrong then, he is wrong now.

I want to associate myself with the Chair of this Committee who said that none of us support violence.

I want to talk about 2021. Tell me about Black terrorist organizations.

I very much want to see laws against domestic terrorism, but I will tell you that I am concerned about, if we pass laws against domestic terrorism, that those laws will be turned against the very communities that have been terrorized.

Finally, Congress must pass H.R. 40 to study the efficacy of reparations to African Americans.

Congress must identify ways to address and dismantle White supremacy in law enforcement.

Stop with the false equivalences. There is one group, or groups, it is White supremacist ideology that is causing the major problems across America.

It is that same big lie that results in National Guard troops still being deployed outside our Capitol in body armor.

I am going to introduce into the record, without objection, Daily Beast article 'Capitol Police Officer: Trumpist Rioters Called Me the N-Word Dozens of Times.'

We have the ability now to recess very briefly for the last two votes.

There are no both sides in this debate.

I ask all the Members of the Subcommittee to join me today in denouncing domestic terrorism, including White supremacy, in all forms.

As the FBI director said unequivocally, White supremacists are the most lethal threat for domestic violence in our country.

Over the last ten years, 75 percent of all murders have--resulting from domestic terrorism have been the result of right-wing extremists.

An article entitled 'Capitol Police Officer: Trumpist Rioters Call Me the N-Word a Dozen Times,' Daily Beast, submitted by the Honorable Sheila Jackson Lee, Chair of the Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security from the…