I remind everyone every single Republican in Congress voted against the Inflation Reduction Act and against funding for the IRS to do its job.

We are hopeful, of course, of passing Congressman Torres' law, which would make the voluntary testing mandatory, which is a critical, vital first step.

We appreciate your attention to the matter, and we hope that Congress continues to fund this essential grant program.

I feel strongly that Congress should act swiftly to lower the de minimis threshold for imports in order to prevent poorly-manufactured lithium-ion batteries from saturating the American market.

As the only meteorologist in Congress, I knew the answer to that.

Congress cannot step in to provide assistance every once in a while.

I led a letter with Congresswoman Pingree and Congressman Costa, along with all the Democrats on the Committee, outlining our shared priority to protect the Inflation Reduction Act climate-smart conservation funds.

if you authorize it, if Congress creates the opportunity for this, we will be more than happy to utilize that program.

Congress must shift its focus to support, not obstruct, the Wage and Hour Division's progress to deliver for workers, children, and families.

It is vitally important that Congress does everything it can to ensure that people with disabilities are able to freely exercise their right to vote.

the sudden change in policy without any consultation with Congress represents a troubling trend to walk back American leadership.

One persistent problem that I have been focused on for the time that I have been here in Congress, both in the United States trade agreements and broader trade agenda, is the issue of forced labor.

First, congressional notification is critical for effective oversight of arms sales.

We in Congress, and particularly on this committee, have a critical role to play in matters of war and peace.

Congress cannot simple--simply say we are only concerned about Christian persecution. We are concerned about anyone's human rights being violated.

I support this measure and appreciate Chairman McCaul and Representative James for working with Ranking Member Meeks on this bill.

I would like to call for the yeas and nays.

Any arms sales that fall below these increased threshold levels, Congress will have zero visibility, zero transparency, zero oversight.