Failing to end our dangerous policies that fuel chaos abroad will only guarantee more people being forced to flee their homes and countries.

We’ve got 190 people a day in the United States who die of fentanyl overdose.

Let us be clear. There is a crisis right now, but it is not because the Southern border is open or because immigrants are poisoning the blood of our country, which the Republicans and their racist cult leader, Donald Trump, want you to…

That is, as one witness said at that Committee hearing, that's like a 737 crashing every single day.

I've got major concerns with--with how it is playing out, and particularly when it comes to fentanyl.

MAG Republicans, but also some Democrats, want to pretend that a lack of enforcement is the problem.

Thank you. St. Louis and I are here today in solidarity with our immigrant community and in opposition to the demonizing and scapegoating by far-right MAGA extremists.

The real crisis is one of irregular migration. People around the world are fleeing from extraordinary levels of violence, persecution, and natural disasters.

China intends to supplant the U.S. as the global leader in critical and emerging technologies at any cost: bullying, bribery, and outright IP theft.

Why should the biggest, most powerful technology companies in the history of the world, why should they be insulated from accountability?

Do we really want chatbots telling people to kill themselves? Is there social good in that, that I am missing somewhere?

Are you saying that we have to accept AI chatbots encouraging people to kill themselves for the possibility that maybe it will cure cancer?

Why shouldn't these companies...allow a parent whose child is harmed by our technology...to have their day in court?

I think your position is just absolutely extraordinary.

I regret that I was not present for votes today. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 9 and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 10. personal explanation

Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 9. ____________________

Today, I stand before you with immense pride and a spirited ``Go Chiefs'' to introduce a resolution commemorating a historic moment in sports history. We gather to recognize the 54th anniversary of the Kansas City Chiefs' first Super Bowl…

It seems to me that every American ought to have some rights here in their data and in their content.