
We need strong, common-sense gun law in every State, not only to protect children, but also to protect you, our law enforcement.
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We need strong, common-sense gun law in every State, not only to protect children, but also to protect you, our law enforcement.

Every single Republican opposed my amendment.

Not only did the former President fail to condemn far right groups and ideologies, he allowed them to flourish.

I appreciate you working with me and the Members of my Delegation on this issue.

I have seen firsthand the impact of the CCP's use of soft power down in Central and South America.

Protecting the homeland ultimately means protecting the people who live here, which is what the brave men and women who serve in law enforcement do every day.

I believe it is incredibly important we must push back against the efforts of the CCP to spread its influence in the Indo-Pacific area.

I urge my colleagues to focus on the facts and use their power and influence to combat dangerous, deadly, far-right violence.

We must do more to protect our homeland, our communities, and our officers.

My heart goes out to the victims and families of those murdered in an apparent right-wing extremist shooting in Allen, Texas.

At best, today's hearing is a missed opportunity to conduct meaningful oversight over how the Government is combating the disturbing trend in right-wing violence.

At worst, it is a shameful attempt to whitewash and deflect attention from inaction on gun violence and a threat posed by far-right extremist groups.

The virtually unregulated guns circulating in our communities are threats to homeland security and to law enforcement lives.

Marking the anniversary of the Buffalo supermarket shooting with a hearing on left-wing extremism displays a shocking lack of sensitivity to the scores of individuals harmed by far-right violence.

And your position is that this can be done without a statutory change?

We are certainly at a critical moment in time with permitting reform, and I am from Mississippi.

There seems to be unanimity among the panel that we can't do without the USF.

workforce development is obviously more important than ever.