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I do not think that we can continue to delay anymore.

Thank you very much, Chairman Paul and Ranking Member Peters, for holding today's really important hearing.

I thank you for the work. Are there technology improvements that are being worked on or lie ahead to improve the treatment of drinking water and reduce the cost to private well owners?

I have had numerous people write in about their experiences with PFAS, and I believe these letters provide a resource for those who want to learn more.

Increasing the value of Pell Grants so that a college education is within reach for more students is a good place to start.

Clearly, prevention makes a lot more sense than cleanup later on.

Do you think the government is acting in a timely manner to address PFAS contamination across the country?

Mr. President, I want to start by thanking my colleague and chairman, Senator Moran, for his very kind remarks and for his leadership on the Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee. As…

Earlier this year, we were faced with the humanitarian crisis that President Trump created on our Southern Border.

That was an affront to American values, and Americans all across this country from all walks of life objected to it.

DHS should discontinue the general use of family detention.

That is, frankly, not who we are as a country, and it is not what the United States should become.

Respectfully, without deadlines, without caps, without ceilings, detentions can become indefinite.

The American Academy of Pediatrics. It strongly opposes long-term detention of children.

I agree with Senator Cardin's point that it is not in our interest to withdraw from the INF Treaty.

I will not support this Committee moving forward with this legislation that allows the Federal Government to indefinitely detain children.

Mr. President, I thank my colleagues Senator King and Senator Markey for their remarks and their work as we all come together to battle this terrible opioid epidemic. I rise as the Senate considers bipartisan legislation that marks a…