Make no mistake, I will not support any supplemental that does not prioritize enforcement, detention, and prompt removal operations.

The bottom line is we are trying to fix things.

We will have to change the law to give you the authority to basically say, whether it is a pause or stop.

Asking the companies that created this epidemic to help pay for the treatment to undo harm they've caused seems like commonsense step forward to me.

We are in a national emergency. We need to shut down the border until we regain operational control.

If you will work with us versus just condemning it, we can fix it.

Make no mistake, I will not support any supplemental that does not prioritize enforcement, detention, and prompt removal operations.

I am concerned that the Administration's proposed supplemental package is woefully inadequate and provides too much funding for 'managing the chaos' rather than 'securing the border.'

You just cannot create your own facts to support that opinion.

The bottom line is we are trying to fix things.

I have been on a bill for many, many years with Senator Booker to try to get more professional, more young people interested in professional water management.

we are trying, I think, to offer the administration substantive policy changes that will bring these numbers down.

Despite the resources we provided in the IIJA, the EPA has not granted Class VI primacy to any State under this Administration.

Several provisions of the IIJA are especially relevant to today's topic.

Legislation such as the USE IT Act, reducing barriers to the deployment of carbon capture, the AIM Act, directing a phasedown of heat trapping HFCs, the Nuclear Energy Innovation and Modernization Act, supporting carbon free nuclear…

Madam President, I rise today to address this Chamber at an increasingly important moment in our Nation's history, to discuss the national security issues that we are currently facing and the ways in which the U.S. Senate can address them…

Several provisions of the IIJA are especially relevant to today's topic.

Despite the resources we provided in the IIJA, the EPA has not granted Class VI primacy to any State under this Administration.