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public safety is our most fundamental responsibility, and it is precisely because of that that community-oriented policing policies must be protected

President Trump's immigration crackdown... has created a climate of fear and uncertainty that has already begun to undermine public safety.

That innovation, that resilience approach, by the way, was better embraced with the Global Food Security Act.

If you think of it this way, 20 million people right now are at risk of starvation.

Without safe access to deliver food, water, and vital supplies, especially in areas which are on the brink of starvation, we will not be able to save lives, frankly.

The proposed cuts that President Trump has submitted to Congress are disproportionate, shortsighted, and would be devastating for U.S. national security interests around the world.

Frankly, it is sort of shocking to me that it is the responsibility of the Foreign Affairs Committee to educate the President of the United States on the value of investing in diplomacy.

I would implore this Congress to not rescind $360 million that's on the table for current FY 2017.

Hundreds of law enforcement agencies throughout the United States have adopted community trust policies. These agencies... report that such policies, far from increasing crime, actually reduce it.

The greatest threat to the community banks is that we continue to have banks too big to fail that dominate the market.

China has been increasingly aggressive in the South China Sea in exerting a military presence.

Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to the Republican effort to gut the Affordable Care Act, an effort that will result in millions of people across the country and tens of thousands of my constituents in Rhode Island to lose their…

Mr. Speaker, last night we watched the President and the House Republicans scramble to achieve political points at the expense of the American people, working through the night. Imagine if they worked this hard on a jobs bills or a bill…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today in support of this legislation. I ask my colleagues on the other side of the aisle--as I stood in front of town halls and I listened to thousands of folks across my district say what we should be working on is…

Mr. President, I rise today to discuss the deep and growing concerns about Russia's interference in the United States' 2016 Presidential election and the implications of Russia's broader malign activities for our national security. On…

Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong opposition to the Republican effort to gut the Affordable Care Act. Twenty million people, including 100,000 Rhode Islanders, receive health coverage under the ACA. Because of the proposed plan to repeal the…

Mr. Speaker, we have heard this legislation described as a rescue mission and an act of mercy. Don't insult the intelligence of the American people. This bill is the cruelest and most immoral piece of legislation I have seen since I…