Mike Rogers

If we don't have something that doesn't expand Government but focuses our cybersecurity efforts, we are going to be in for a long run.

A perfectly thriving state can in a matter of months, even days, be transformed into an arena of fierce armed conflict...

If American people stop trusting their institutions to the point where it's not governable, guess what? Bad guys win.

Billions of times a day, somebody is getting up in the morning with a sole purpose and job to try to penetrate the U.S. Government at any level.

Imagine if you take the quarterback and not let that quarterback train with the football team all year until the first game you put him out on the field. We're going to have problems.

I support a Cyber Director, as Congressman Langevin and my good friend Congressman Ruppersberger both have reminded me over the years how I was just wrong about this.

In fact, many organizations are still facing those same challenges.

I hope the Majority finally realizes their continued efforts to defund ICE have lasting consequences before we have to repeat this hearing again during the next crisis.

Willfully underfunding ICE to make a political point to the base of the Democratic party will have profound impacts on migrants drawn here by our broken immigration system.

It's becoming increasingly clear that the calls for open borders are seeping into the mainstream Democrat Party platform.

I question how the Majority can continue to neglect its duty to fund ICE last year and again this year.

During this Congress the Majority has made it a habit of declining to invite or refusing to accommodate critical Government fact witnesses.

We've already proven we can do it safely.

I strongly disagree with the Speaker's unilateral decision to shut down the House of Representatives.

The Chinese Communist Party, once again, has been caught with blood on its hand.

Unfortunately, we lost time early in the response when China hid the disease from the world.

We should be conducting our important oversight and legislative business here in Washington.

I strongly disagree with the unilateral decision to shut down the House of Representatives.

The Minority looks forward to working with the Majority in a bipartisan manner to allow Members to be physically present for committee activities in the future.

I am pleased this subcommittee is meeting to hear stakeholder perspectives on safely resuming air travel, though I am perplexed as to why the ACLU is here, not the airports.

I'm very concerned these cuts will undermine CISA's ability to successfully carry out its critical mission.

Unless we do something about it, these threats will only grow. CISA is the agency Congress created to do something about this.

Given the freedom of travel throughout the European Union, my view is we should be treating it as a region as a unit and, and expecting them accordingly.

This is a global event that requires a global response.

Our hearts go out to those who have lost loved ones and to those who are currently undergoing treatment.