I agree with your vision for TSA, to develop a more risk-based approach toward passenger screening.
Mike Rogers
The Public Record
Mike Dennis Rogers is a former U.S. Representative for Alabama's 3rd congressional district, serving from 2003 to 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Rogers held various influential positions in Congress, including Chairman of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. During his tenure, he focused on national security and intelligence issues, advocating for policies to strengthen the military and enhance oversight of intelligence operations.
The subcommittee's hearing will focus on H.R. 1690, The MODERN Security Credentials Act, which requires the Department of Homeland Security to streamline and eliminate redundancies in various transportation security credentialing…
If there are prudent suggestions or changes that could improve the bill, I will gladly consider them.
Dear Chairman Rogers: I am writing to express the American Trucking Associations support of the MODERN Security Credentials Act.
Let's work on trying to get that fixed because Mr. Rojas doesn't want to prohibit people from getting into his industry either.
The Committee on Homeland Security, Subcommittee on Transportation Security will come to order.
The bill takes a crucial step towards streamlining Government regulations, which we expect to result in greater cost savings and less red tape for our hard-working men and women who rely on and need these security credentials for their…
If a country is so belligerent and anti-American as Venezuela that is not going to allow us to inspect their security systems, I don't want a plane coming out of that country into the United States.
Cuts half a trillion dollars from Medicare. Oops, they didn't want to tell you about that, did they?
I find it interesting today for the first time we have had an opportunity to talk about some of the flaws, especially in their claim that this is a budget reducer.
Health care premiums have gone up and people are losing their coverage today because of this bill.
we all ought to be angry about what this bill is doing to the working men and women of the United States.
They have used a 10-year window, 6 years of services, 10 years of taxes, disingenuous at best to the American people.
I am a big believer that canines are going to be the only way that we ultimately ever to achieve anything close to 100 percent screening of air cargo so quick.
I would urge you to--we would tender those to you to consider us working to get rid of redundant, unnecessary rules.
I rise today in strong support of House Resolution 1761, a resolution congratulating Auburn University quarterback and College Park, Georgia, native Cam Newton on winning the 2010 Heisman Trophy for being the most outstanding college…
I want to talk to you about jobs. I come into this Chamber often and hear my Democrat colleagues talk about how bad things were under the past administration, how much better off we are under this President. Well, I'll tell you one thing…
I want to talk about debt and spending. This Nation today is $13 trillion in debt, and the Democrat majority intends to spend another $1 trillion to add to that debt limit by the end of this year; $14 trillion of debt, that's…
Today I rise to express how disappointed I am in this institution and the Presidency with what happened this last weekend. When we are in a Nation that is suffering from terrible unemployment and a dramatically poor economic position, to…
Many of you may remember in the 1992 campaign for the Presidency, James Carville made famous the phrase ``It's the economy, stupid,'' because they posted that sign on the campaign war room to remind the candidate and the staff that that…
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