I thank the gentlewoman from Georgia. I know there is a tradition that says, as long as you say the names of your forefathers, they will never leave you. So I just want to introduce into the Record Etta Cranford, who was my grandmother. At…

We also need to rethink how we approach cyber warfare.

I thank the gentlewoman from North Carolina. I now yield to the gentlewoman from Pennsylvania (Ms. Wild), our final speaker tonight, who came to Congress with a mission. She has made her voice heard, and she has made such a difference. We…

I now yield to the gentlewoman from North Carolina (Ms. Manning), a woman who has made a difference. I am looking forward to the brilliance of her future.

I thank the gentlewoman so much. We are standing on the shoulders of Deb Haaland and my amazing mentor and friend, Marcia Fudge, who have left the Halls of Congress to go to the White House to lead the administrative staff. I now yield to…

I thank the gentlewoman and thank her for being the 100th woman to enter into Congress. I now yield to the gentlewoman from New Mexico (Ms. Leger Fernandez). Mr. Speaker, how much time is remaining, please? The SPEAKER pro tempore. The…

I have seen firsthand in my district, which is the third-poorest in the nation, how the lack of diversity among corporate leadership and within the financial services industry primarily has directly impacted and harmed my residents.

I am continuing my push to strengthen the Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA), so that Congress can ensure our cybersecurity apparatus is working hand-in-hand across the Federal Government.

I know that we have to go beyond just diversity in a sense, in the lens of people thinking that just putting our bodies into the room is enough.

Last week, our subcommittee heard from the Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

While I understand that early on you may not have known all of the details of the intrusion, a notification that says, 'Something happened,' without any additional details or context, quite frankly, prevents Congress from conducting…

Accountability is critically important. I could not agree more.

We must continue working to strengthen our cybersecurity defenses and response plans to prevent these types of attacks.

I want to say thank you, first of all, to my Chairman Cartwright for yielding and I look forward to working with you as a second term member of CJS and under your leadership is an honor for me.

I want to focus on issues faced by too many female inmates during this pandemic.

we want them to be skilled. We want them to have mental health treatment. We want them to have good healthcare.

the women in prison get the same budget as the men, but men do not need medications to help navigate through menopause

I need to know, because I have visited prisons, and I have been told that, because of the budget, that each facility is given the same budget.