I know we have talked about the numbers, but I think it bears repeating. The Federal Government spent over $66 billion on illegal immigrants in 2023, according to the Federation for American Immigration.
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Maybe we could find that out of that $66 billion, right, different between million and billion, big difference, we could funnel some more of that $66 billion to our homeless veterans.
We care about our homeless veterans. We care about our veterans, and yes, we care about them a little bit more than we care about people who have broken the law to get here illegally.
$3 billion. $66 billion on illegals, $3 billion on people who have laid down their lives for this country.
I think it is interesting that you have all the Republicans asking questions right now. So I appreciate this hearing, Mr. Chairman. Clearly, we care, and I know you do.
The Coast Guard is undergoing a historic recapitalization of its fleet, working to acquire modern vessels that will enhance capabilities and mission readiness.
The Coast Guard's shipbuilding efforts and other acquisition programs play a critical role in protecting U.S. national security.
I have been very underwhelmed with Chair Hanson's posture regarding the remediation of abandoned uranium mines.
I am voting no on this nominee. I am not seeing leadership to embrace new technologies or the resolve to remediate AUMs in the American West.
The GLRI, as we call it, which I originally authored in 2010, is the most important tool we have to restore and protect our Great Lakes.
It ensures that the program will continue to restore and protect our Great Lakes for years to come.
I have been very underwhelmed with Chair Hanson's posture regarding the remediation of abandoned uranium mines.
I am voting no on this nominee. I am not seeing leadership to embrace new technologies or the resolve to remediate AUMs in the American West.
The GLRI, as we call it, which I originally authored in 2010, is the most important tool we have to restore and protect our Great Lakes.
It ensures that the program will continue to restore and protect our Great Lakes for years to come.
This is really important to all of us in the Great Lakes.