The question for today is whether the Border Patrol needs even more power.

I am writing to request that the attached research brief be read into the record for the hearing on 'The Costs of Denying Border Patrol Access: Our Environment and Security'.

But there is an irony today. We are at the dawn of another senseless mass murder, 17 students and 15 wounded, some critically, in Florida, by a shooter with a semiautomatic AR-15.

Rights to hold the government accountable. Rights to be protected from toxic waste and unsafe drinking water.

As has become a trademark of President Trump and congressional Republicans, some of my colleagues want to blame all our problems on aspiring Americans.

We are handing over to an agency extrajudicial power.

These cultural resources require greater management focus, strategic planning, and visitor education, not less.

H.R. 4532 would remove more than 1.1 million acres from the Bears Ears National Monument, including some of the most significant and highly visited archaeological areas such as Grand Gulch and most of Cedar Mesa.

As organizations and Tribal Nations dedicated to the preservation of cultural, historic, and archaeological resources, we write today regarding the Shash Jaa National Monument and Indian Creek National Monument Act (H.R. 4532).

The full Bears Ears National Monument protects an internationally significant cultural landscape that holds evidence of more than 12,000 years of human history.

May I inquire as to how much time I have remaining. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman from Arizona has 13 minutes remaining.

Given that each day that Congress delays action on the Dream Act, 122 people lose their DACA protected status-- since September 5, when Trump eliminated DACA, close to 16,000 young people have lost their protected status and face daily…