We are not saying don't come; we are saying don't come now.

I call that a crisis.

The surge of migrants encountered at the border is a crisis and may soon constitute a 20-year peak.

There will never be a right time to do that or to incite migrants to do that.

It is wrong to break the law, right?

This administration has created this crisis by rescinding these agreements.

The people spoke. And they spoke powerfully. And they elected Roy Cooper as our next governor. And now they're trying to take Roy Cooper's power away.

The Senate is not a rubber stamp but an equal partner in shaping the staff of the executive branch.

I have supported nominees of presidents of both parties even when I didn't agree with the president or the nominee.

I want to thank all of the witnesses for their testimony today and I am delighted that we have had this hearing so early in this session of Congress.

Madam Speaker, H.R. 8 and H.R. 1446 are attempts by the Federal Government to exert more force over law-abiding citizens who want to protect themselves and their families. Let me remind my Democrat colleagues that the Second Amendment…

For some reason, when I turn on my mic, my video goes off. But there goes the video. So I hope you can hear me.

I'm a strong proponent of evidence-based policymaking.

Swift action to protect workers is exactly how the architects of the Occupational Safety and Health Act envision OSHA's response during a work-related crisis.

We must also take clear steps to keep track of workplace infections.

I want to welcome everyone to the first hearing of the Work Force Protection Subcommittee and the 117th Congress.

These workers who are disproportionately low-income and people of color are risking their lives to keep our communities afloat.

These tragic losses are even more heartbreaking considering that until recently the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, was missing in action.