I deeply also appreciate Border Patrol's investment in these potential support positions.

Our sense is that the need is so strong that it doesn't necessarily require replacement.

How is the DoD tracking potential impacts and declines in readiness?

Congress must embrace them as fellow citizens and stop jeopardizing their access to healthcare.

I think that we should listen to the experts from the AMA when they say that they have a concern that the AMA's Code of Medical Ethics are going to be violated.

Why is this administration comfortable lowering the standards of provider care and dictating what can and cannot be said in a doctor's office?

I think there is a bit of a conflict here because what I just heard was that the rule does not restrict any physicians from having these conversations.

There are some pretty amazing ruins there and you know I don`t even like to call them ruins because in our culture, in Pueblo culture, if you acknowledge our ancestors they are there. The spirit of the people never leaves.

There is something that's terribly off there.

We need to do something about this, and I hope the Act that we have does.

In order to ensure that we don't have repeats of these unfortunate circumstances, we must fully equip and resource FPS.

I am hopeful because FPS must succeed.

I believe the Chaco Protection Act will help our ancient land as well as our living communities.

Chairman Grijalva has, and continues to be, a champion for our community and the Grand Canyon.

But experience tells us that dollars and jobs aren't reflective of the true costs of these activities, which include lasting impacts to public and individual health, as well as land, air, and water quality.

I believe the Chaco Protection Act will help our ancient land as well as our living communities.

I just would like to emphasize that outdoor recreation is over billions of dollars for revenue in New Mexico.

Do you believe that these internal policies should supersede legal and moral obligations to consult with Indian tribes?