There should be no wrong path to pursue the American dream.

America's workforce needs to have drastically change how Americans access education, and workforce development has changed as well.

Today, I introduced with my colleague, Representative Rochester, the Immersive Technology for American Workforce Act.

We need teeth. We need enforcement. We need to be able to claw back. We need to be able to, again, hold them accountable.

It is amazing to me, and it saddens me a little bit, that we actually have to legislate this, but if that is what it takes to keep people safe, I mean it is a shame that we have to legislate.

The federal government is spending almost half a trillion dollars annually on the purchase of goods and services.

I rise in support of Colleen Shogan's nomination to be the Archivist of the United States. The Archivist of the United States leads the National Archives and Records Administration, an important role that is responsible for maintaining and…

It's great to hear the State Fire Marshal of Ohio, as a Member of Congress from Michigan, talk about the importance of volunteer firefighters.

The American people want us to do this. They want us to get this under control.

I think baby food is essential, especially in this day and age, and especially for underserved communities.

Today I'm eager to hear from our witnesses about how Federal agencies work together to protect our ports and safeguard the free flow of commerce.

Thank you, Chairman Gimenez, for calling this important hearing.

In my opinion, ESG investments distribute money based on political agendas. That is not their job.

I am especially concerned by the possibility of new SBLC licenses being granted to non-federally regulated fintechs with no experience in 7(a) program lending.

Families are struggling, and it's clear there needs to be a longer-term solution.

What is the harm in saying, hey, I entered into a pledge that requires me to do some ESG stuff?

I'm a strong supporter of this program, but it's going to expire at the end of this year.

So how are we going to make polluters pay?