All Quotes

As satellite technology continues to advance, so do the threats to our national security, and we must act swiftly to safeguard our critical infrastructure.

We are committed to doing what’s needed to get this across the finish line in this Congress.

Getting that right has to matter more than election-year deadlines.

We are talking about major changes to how America builds energy and infrastructure.

Rushing that process isn’t just unhelpful, it could sabotage the entire effort.

Our goal is to deliver for Americans struggling to pay their utility bills.

To be clear: permitting negotiations are ongoing, many of the major hurdles have been overcome, and we believe there is a good deal to be had.

As one of the only Hispanics in the United States Senate, I’m honored to introduce this bipartisan resolution that recognizes and celebrates Hispanic and Latino achievements in music and culture.

I’ve opposed this war since day one, and I won’t stop fighting to bring our troops home and lower costs for New Mexicans.

I just voted for the 14th time to end Donald Trump’s disastrous war with Iran and bring our troops home.

We cannot let AI and data centers regulate themselves.

Cattlegrowers in New Mexico and across the nation have made it clear – they want to reverse the President’s foreign beef imports and they need more time, and more tools, to grow their herds and fix the domestic supply chain.

This is about making sure the people who have cared for these lands for generations have a stronger voice in the decisions that affect their communities, livelihoods, and traditions.

This legislation has been years in the making, and I’m proud that we are one step closer toward making this law.

Land grant communities in New Mexico have cared for our lands, sustained our communities, and preserved traditions deeply rooted in our state’s history and culture.

I share the Tribes’ concerns, and if an appropriate witness from the Department of Interior or the Department of Commerce were present today, I would ask them to confirm that the bill would limit Tribal rights, including fishing rights and…

Families in New Mexico are not clamoring for incandescent light bulbs. Most people just want to be able to afford their energy bills.

The Chairman's bill would make it virtually impossible for DOE to set future efficiency standards, forgoing significant additional savings for consumers.