It is important to me that Tribes receive the respect, recognition, and resources owed to them by the Federal Government.

Twenty-two federally recognized Tribes call Arizona home, and I am proud to work with them closely to be a voice and advocate for Indian Country.

Again, I urge a ``no'' vote on this amendment. Even my Democratic colleagues admit that the Department of Energy is now saying that less than 50 percent of gas stoves would qualify for the new proposed rule, so more than 50 percent of the…

I agree, we need to focus on important issues, so may I suggest to my Democratic colleagues that they talk to President Biden and say stop going after our gas stoves, so we don't have to talk about this? Mr. Chair, I yield 3 minutes to the…

I am working to provide some more attention and funding on this issue, to help Tribal housing authorities address remediation issues and expand access to affordable housing in Indian Country.

Respectfully, my Democratic colleague, Mr. Pallone, said: We are not banning gas stoves. Yet, the Department of Energy studied this for many years, and in their own analysis, their own book, and their own standards called the technical…

You want to know why people say we are getting overregulated? It is because even when a state undertakes its own regulatory constraints...

One Tribe in Arizona told me that they are spending around $1 million per year on remediation activities associated with meth and fentanyl.

My colleague said, oh, this is going to save money. May I remind him that, according to the DOE, only $21.89 over 14\1/2\ years will be saved. That is 12 cents a month. Mr. Chair, I yield 2 minutes to the gentleman from Georgia (Mr. Allen).

One Tribe in Arizona told me that they are spending around $1 million per year on remediation activities associated with meth and fentanyl.

Please stop using the Australians as your proxies and treat us as you would treat any other country.

These concerns are just as relevant today, and they should be fully considered before moving forward with this legislation.

The United States must continue to engage in the historic relations with the U.S. territories or its FAS partners.

By allowing SRP to explore construction of additional facilities, H.R. 1607 is an important step in the right direction.

the Freely Associated States are among the low-lying island and atoll countries in the region, and they are directly threatened by rising sea levels.

listening to the Pacific Island countries about climate change, even if it is just listening, along with the other issues, I think that does go a long way.

I am reintroducing my legislation to formally apologize for the nuclear legacy of the United States in the Marshall Islands.

I hope the Committee will move quickly with this bill, and thank my colleagues for their support.