I want to first highlight the U.S.-Mexico resolution.
I thank Congressman Crowley, and I thank Ranking Member Engel for their good work on this measure.
At a time when cyber landscape is becoming complex and dangerous, we should be sharpening the tools in our toolkit.
This bipartisan resolution was introduced by myself and Ranking Member Eliot Engel.
It reaffirms a strong commitment to the U.S.-Mexico partnership.
I hope this resolution will serve as a reminder as to why this relationship is so important.
Simply put, we need better coordination at the State Department to keep the internet free, open, and safe from malicious...
This very simple amendment would go a long way to ensure the State Department plays a significant and effective role in ...
As chairman of the U.S.-Mexico IPG, I have seen firsthand the power of legislative diplomacy.
the Taylor Force Act of critical importance.
This legislation is a critical step in ensuring the kind of atrocity that took place on March 8 of last year, which left...
As I've said before--whether we rise up to our challenges in cyber space will play a large part in determining whether A...
The severity of the threats we face in cyber space can't be overstated.
We in the Government must learn from the private sector, assess risks, prioritize mitigation, and keep moving.
I see a big part of our collective responsibility being to ensure that this collaboration results in, not just rhetoric,...
But the United States cannot be party to what amounts to State-paid murder compensation.
Before the government can go in and seize something and then search it on an American citizen that is incidental to the ...
It is the responsibility of Congress to set the privacy standard for Americans.
