Mr. Speaker, I want to reiterate my support for this particular resolution. Mr. Speaker, I was very jovial early on, but I want to get serious for just a moment. On this floor, you will see passionate debate, oftentimes, that is divided by…

Mr. Speaker, I rise to recognize the 35th anniversary of the founding of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, NCMEC. Every child deserves a safe childhood, but each year, hundreds of thousands of children are abducted…

Deripaska is a criminal, and Vladimir Putin's confidant, who should not be let off the hook from sanctions that were put in place to punish bad actors.

mobile banking can help address some of the challenges that consumers face in the decline of those physical branches.

But it seems to me a lot of the focus is just on urban America. I would like to be able to expand that out a little bit to rural America.

we have 13 million-plus people who are unbanked or are underbanked in the country, and a lot of those are probably in areas much like mine.

But this technology shift is something I am really interested in.

How do we change CRA to actually meet something that was not contemplated at the time?

We still have work to do.

I think it is important for us to note that the Community Reinvestment Act at the time was a landmark piece of legislation that has for decades served us well.

We need to update this regulation, update the law, in fact, if we are able, to ensure that banking is available to people on their terms.

Today, the CRA is an analog approach in a digital world.

I am losing patience with the President.

The briefing I received from Director Blanco and his team was, quite frankly, insulting.

The Director of FinCEN has yet to provide any data to justify the position to have a massive new collection of the ownership data of small businesses across America.

U.S. financial institutions are critical in enforcing our sanctions.

I think it is quite significant.

The U.S., as the reserve currency, is very, very important.