I strongly support this bipartisan measure that is led by Representative Smith, who has worked on this tirelessly.

I just want to mention how much I appreciate your passion and tenacity on this critically important issue.

There is no acceptable response to this brutal terrorist assault other than to impose new restrictions to permanently prevent Iran from tapping into a $6 billion windfall.

I support this resolution very strongly, and I appreciate Ms. Wild for bringing this forward.

I must, respectfully, oppose it. This bill contains behavior-based termination criteria for the sanctions described.

American farmers and ranchers need compliance with the letter and the spirit of the law.

This, in my judgment, is a good governance bill, one requiring transparency on behalf of the Administration.

We cannot operate effectively if the State Department is constantly trying to hide things.

I do not trust, nor can I verify in this case.

I, too, was on that trip and have seen all those children fleeing Ukraine.

When the bad actors are begging us to stop, you know the sanctions are working and that maximum pressure will produce changes in behavior.

This is morally correct, fiscally responsible, and strategically sound.

Transferring Russian sovereign assets is not just the morally and strategically right thing to do, it is also the fiscally responsible thing to do on behalf of our constituents.

I am relieved that Americans held hostage by Iran are safely at home. They have been through a terrible ordeal and should never have been imprisoned.

It would be irresponsible to allow another cent to flow to Iran.

Iran is the world's largest and No. 1 State sponsor of terrorism.

To be clear, the war crimes and genocide committed by Russia cannot be reversed by money alone.

We are living in incredibly dangerous times with multiple conflicts around the globe which threaten to upend the balance of power.