The country has had three waves of opioid deaths: prescription opioids, heroin opioids, and now fentanyl.

I think it is obvious, but I want to hear what you think.

I think that all of us, including the disabilities community, would rise up against what you just described.

If the cartels had less access to American guns, would that diminish their strength and their firepower?

Only 11 percent of people who need substance use treatment receive it.

The HALT Fentanyl Act does nothing to change the status quo.

If the cartels were weakened, would that reduce the amount of illicit fentanyl coming into the United States from Mexico?

What is unfortunate is that the HALT Fentanyl Act does nothing to change the status quo.

I think that we are, in a way, deluding ourselves, because when I look at what has taken place over the last 5 years with fentanyl being scheduled, Schedule I, deaths have not been reduced in the country.

I have been a cosponsor on the Next Generation Fuels Act, which would gradually ramp up the use of home-grown ethanol.

I have to tell you that I am having a little bit of a tough time figuring out what you are for, really what you are for.

I seek recognition to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in my congressional district in the community of Half Moon Bay on Monday of this week. Mr. Speaker, seven lives, seven precious lives, farmworkers in a community that is as…