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…

On that I demand the yeas and nays. The yeas and nays were ordered. The vote was taken by electronic device, and there were--yeas 62, nays 324, not voting 45, as follows: [Roll No. 7] YEAS--62 Bass Bonamici Brady (PA) Capuano Castor (FL)…

Claiming that they are promoting the voices of 'local tribes' is a disgrace.

the process for the establishing of the Bears Ears Monument had an intimate, ongoing, and comprehensive involvement on the part of Native Nations.

the decision to abolish Bears Ears was not motivated by mining or oil or gas interest.

These short-sided and damaging actions stand in the way of progress that benefits Bears Ears, the region, and the state of Utah.

If this legislation was truly intended to protect the outdoor recreation economy of Utah, it would incorporate my bill, the America's Red Rock Wilderness Act.

I am really concerned that we need to do much more.

This is another basic, 'We are going to mandate, as in the 1800s, what is best for the Native American tribes.'

By supporting H.R. 4532, you are listening to a group that has been silenced for too long and finally allowing us a seat at the table.

Native Americans, 'lost the war and therefore have no right to comment on public land management decisions.'

While we applaud the focus on national monuments, we are concerned that the witness panel does not reflect a fair representation of the stakeholders affected by this legislation.