Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize and honor the distinguished achievements of the Feasterville Business Association 2019 Person of the Year, Theodore Hauptman. Mr. Hauptman serves both in his immediate community in Holland…

Mr. Speaker, it is with a heavy heart that I rise today to recognize the remarkable life of 26-year-old Kristen Marie Ridge, who, on July 5, was taken from us too soon. Kristen was a veterinary technician at the Animals' Hospital of…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of S. 998, the Senate companion to this bipartisan legislation, that I introduced with Congresswoman Dean, that will address the mental health needs of our Nation's police officers. Law enforcement…

Madam Speaker, I thank the gentleman from Massachusetts for yielding, and I rise today in strong support of the rule and underlying bill. I also want to thank Chairman Smith for his leadership on the bill and all the members of the Armed…

Madam Speaker, I rise to support the NDAA and the rule and the bipartisan work that went into it. Part of the reason I separated from the Air Force was from a lack of sufficient childcare options. People across our country are often forced…

Mr. Speaker, Congress has exactly 3 weeks to pass the USMCA before we break for our August work period, and we owe it to our constituents to get the job done. The USMCA will benefit every district in America, as it will lead to 176,000 new…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of H.R. 3073, the TICK Act, which would help combat the rise of tickborne and bloodborne illnesses across the country. These diseases are rapidly becoming a serious and growing threat to public health…

Women veterans, by definition, are exceptional, right? I mean, they had the courage to join.

how are you doing this, with the protections of due process and notice, without the notice of the American people that the process even exists?

I ask unanimous consent to put into the record the IG inspector's report, dated July 2, 2019.

A ticking time bomb. That's how a senior manager described the situation at a Border Patrol detention facility in the Rio Grande Valley.

I am actually beginning a veterans education caucus and, obviously, making sure that we are doing as much as we possibly can, not just for women veterans, but for all veterans.

I have to speak with great ire and dismay for the behavior of individuals at the border and the refusal of the Department of Homeland Security to cooperate with Members of Congress.

I ask to put into the record an article found in The New York Times, ICE uses facial recognition to mine State driver's license.

this is horrific, the information regarding the use of these--

we will not be able to tolerate--we respect you as servants of the Nation.

The $4.6 billion that was given last week and the whining that went on for a period of time to blame Congress was a misrepresentation to the American people.

Squalid conditions for detained migrants are worthy of all outrage Americans can muster.