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One in 40 New Mexicans rely on programs such as SNAP and WIC to have the basic nutrition to go to work and go to school.

Those solar panels do nothing but help our adversary China.

What is this going to do to our ability to feed people?

These farmers are tired of top-down policies intended to appease the left's climate cult, which make it harder for them to farm and feed the world.

President Biden has no concern for the welfare of these trafficked children.

The responsibility lies with President Biden, who is using our tax dollars to fly children on secret flights in the dead of night.

Ensuring the accuracy of CBO's modeling, legislative scoring, and academic reports is essential to helping us as legislators make the best and most informed decisions possible.

We are going to have to continue to take steps to empower, I think, our locals more when it comes to areas and regions around the country where it is dominated by Federal lands.

The legislation we have before us, I think, is going to be helpful.

I commend you for the work you are doing, thinking outside the box, and looking for solutions for students and for our businesses to help fill the needs that they have.

I urge the Committee to give this measure strong consideration as it works to draft WRDA 2024.

I urge the committee to give this measure strong consideration as it works to draft WRDA 2024.

This bill directs the Army Corps of Engineers to issue more frequent design standard updates, which will help levee districts better respond to changing rain and flood patterns.

This legislation would give local levee districts along the upper Mississippi River more flexibility to maintain their systems and allow them to better prepare for future flooding by addressing the Federal regulatory challenges that make…

I am here today to speak in support of my bill, H.R. 5722, the Upper Mississippi River Levee Safety Act, which I strongly urge the committee to consider in the Water Resources Development Act of 2024.

It's crucial that we support our local economies during these challenging times.

Restricting U.S. energy is the direct cause of this frustration--and current OCS policies are a continuation of those irresponsible policies.

The substantial decrease in leasing in the Gulf of Mexico will have a catastrophic impact on both our energy independence and ability to protect the Texas coastline.