Mr. President, I want to say a few words about the nomination of Janet Dhillon to be Chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which we know by the shorthand EEOC. I will vote against her nomination. I have voted against it in…

Madam President, I rise to speak about the pending nominations. I will have comments on both. First, I ask unanimous consent that both sets of remarks appear in separate parts of the Record that are relevant to those nominations. The…

Currently, there is a massive crisis on our Southern Border.

Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize two outstanding citizens from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, who are making our community extremely proud. Jacqueline and Victoria Schneider, twin sisters from Holland, Pennsylvania, will be graduating from…

Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize a nonprofit organization in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, that was recently named Pennsbury School District's 2018-2019 Nonprofit Partner of the Year. Artists of Yardley, founded in 2004, is an organization…

Mr. Speaker, this week is Teacher Appreciation Week, and I rise to recognize an educator in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, who is teaching his students the value of good citizenship. Josh Isaacsohn, a fifth grade teacher at the Gayman…

I will say yes, Congressman.

I witnessed this first-hand when I was at the Southern Border just last month.

Thanks to the passage of the SUCCESS Act last year, the USPTO is following up on this report with further research on underrepresentation of other groups, including racial minorities and veterans, in fulfillment of the provisions of the…

Madam Speaker, a few weeks ago, our Nation observed National Public Health Week, and I rise today to honor the work and accomplishments of a leading figure in public health in Lancaster County, Dr. Hilda Shirk, who is retiring after 7…

The Honorable Sheila Jackson Lee, a Representative in Congress From the State of Texas:

Now is not the time for cities to withdraw from these programs to score petty political points.

The United States is a Nation of laws, which gives us the freedom to agree and most importantly disagree with not only each other, but with our Government.

When is the President to emphasize to the Attorney General... your major and chief responsibility... is dealing with White nationalism and Nazism?

But the limitations to the right to disagree can be best described by the ancient wisdom: 'Your right to swing your arms ends just where the other person's nose begins.'

Please use that terminology. I understand they are understandable.

I do believe it is important to focus on the rising emphasis of White nationalism and Nazism.

The President of the United States has not done enough to deal with quashing the rising acceleration of domestic terrorism and hate in this country.