Arizona's major role in space extends to the private sector, and I am proud of the diversity of space companies in my state.

Ultimately, American leadership in space is critical to keeping us safe, building a healthy economy, and serving as an engine to fuel rewarding careers.

There are few roles of government more important than planetary defense.

It's critical that the United States tackles the underlying factors driving this migration so that families are far less likely to make the dangerous journey north.

Ensuring that they are successful after their service in the country is a huge priority for me.

Arizonans face tremendous challenges from urban heat, water availability, and wildfires.

We would like to see more of these water supply projects qualify for the FAST-41 permitting process.

The last and final point is this: United States is not a planet. We talked about this before. We are a Nation.

Congress should provide strategic long-term support focused on building security and opportunity in Latin America.

I have not heard anybody ever... say that they want more carbon footprint.

If they are so awesome for the general consumer... then why does this need to be forced onto the American consumer?

I have a similar question that Senator Sullivan had.

What I fear we are seeing here is... unintended consequences of making the United States weaker and China stronger.

Cuts in these areas would negatively impact those students who need it most.

I am honored to chair the Space and Science Subcommittee where I am proud to continue the leadership that led to the bipartisan passage of the CHIPS and Science Act last Congress.

Ultimately, American leadership in space is critical to keeping us safe, building a healthy economy, and serving as an engine to fuel rewarding careers.

I would like you to commit to holding a listening session in my state of Arizona for all those impacted by this proposed rule.

The buck stops with you. Kudos. That is a great attitude.