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This budget increases defense spending less than inflation, increases nondefense spending by 16 percent.

The real problem with the budget is on the defense side.

I rise to mark Military Appreciation Month and to pay tribute to the many military members and veterans who have sacrificed in service to our Nation. This month provides an opportunity to show our immense gratitude to all those who have…

it is a great honor for me today to recognize a North Dakota legend who is celebrating his 100th birthday on June 4. Lynn Aas, of Minot, is one of our State's most treasured residents. With his engaging personality and deep commitment to…

I rise today to honor the 100th anniversary of the Kiwanis Club of Minot, ND, as well as the 100-year birthdays of two Kiwanis members, ND, constituents, Mr. Lynn Aas and Mr. John Sinn. Since its founding on May 27, 1921, the Kiwanis Club…

Anything that Congress can do and the Federal agencies can do, the relevant agencies can do, to help support the creation of a way for Native speakers to make a living speaking their language.

You can't build back better if you can't build.

I think the work that has been done is remarkable.

Showing us those metrics is going to be very important.

I think we have to remember that part of losing a language is that it was robbed of its relevancy.

Anything we can do to renew and revitalize what it means to use the language every day we should do.

It is easy to say that more dollars will help save the language. That is a true statement, as simple as that is.

I want to help you be part of the solution to this transition that we talk about of lower emissions, and I would say that is going to involve a lot of investment in the United States of America's energy sector, including fossil energy.

Many of the policies that my friends on the left want to promote simply transfer their climate guilt to other countries.

I think we can do better, but I think we have done darn well.

I think there is a big potential bipartisan compromise, perhaps more funding for much more aggressive permitting reforms.

Investing in the fossil energy sector in the United States of America is the single best way to lower carbon emissions globally.

If you could provide, in addition to what I asked initially is how many have been returned to their country of origin versus how many stay of the more than 178,000 came in April.