If you look at the rate, that is three times the rate of the previous President.

I really wish that my colleagues would stop playing political games and work together in a bipartisan way to advance real solutions at the border.

It is important for us to understand the human cost of the past Trump policies my colleagues seem to want to go back to, like, family separation.

But we have to secure the border first, or the incentive just keeps more mass waves of people coming.

Yes, I believe we are a nation of immigrants, and I am for legal immigration.

It is time for oversight on these 200,000 dead Americans.

Tens of thousands of American parents permanently separated from their children because they are dead due to the fentanyl pouring across our Southern Border.

This administration has separated 400,000 children from their parents by not sending them back to their parents in their home countries.

Eighty-five thousand children that the sponsor doesn't want to pick up the phone. OK, they are not picking up the phone.

The refusal by the Secretary to lead the Department does not only have political consequences--it has life-altering consequences for personnel and their families.

Let us also not forget Marine Interdiction Agent, Michael Maceda who died in the line of duty last November while attempting to intercept a drug smuggling vessel off the coast of Puerto Rico.

Your son will live forever in that piece of legislation.

The border crisis is no longer simply a failed policy--it has developed into a catastrophic humanitarian crisis, in which Secretary Mayorkas is complicit.

We cannot go back, we must not go back to the cruel tactics of the past.

It has been 1 year since the death of a young woman, Mahsa Amini, in Iran, and it has been 1 year during which revulsion to repression has given birth to so many courageous Iranians expressing their defiance of arbitrary restrictions on…

We are not going to fix illegal immigration in this country without fixing legal immigration.

One of our greatest values is upholding the rule of law.

We cannot approach this regime as one that you are going to negotiate as if you are in a western bar, trying to make a real estate deal.