Ed Royce

Iran could wipe out Israel 'in less than 8 minutes.'

It was a very enlightening experience for me.

I oppose this amendment which would unilaterally end the fight against ISIS and al Qaeda. Mr. Chair, ISIS grew out of al Qaeda in Iraq. The President has determined that the 2001 AUMF allows the United States to target ISIS. Both the…

Now, this bill, the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act, authorizes sanctions against foreign nationals responsible for significant corruption or responsible for gross violations of internationally recognized human rights.

We should not be apologists for Putin. We should not be worried about offending Putin or his incredibly more and more authoritarian regime.

My conclusion would be that credit monitoring products and services would be severely limited, but certainly one of those consequences.

Unfortunately, access to credit monitoring services provided by credit Bureaus and others has been threatened by the courts moving away from Congress' original intent with CROA.

This legislation recognizes the importance of ensuring a strong U.S.-Singapore strategic partnership that encourages regional stability and highlights the significance of the U.S.-Singapore economic relationship.

We are reaffirming the importance of this partnership to securing peace and stability in the Asia Pacific.

And this administration has done not very much, virtually nothing of substance to push back on this, which is a real shame.

I applaud the great work behind this legislation and urge their passage.

And I urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment and support the underlying legislation, the Global Magnitsky Human Rights Accountability Act.

the internationally recognized human rights referenced in the Global Magnitsky Act apply to all people, including those who identify as LGBT.

We must put this name on this bill. We must make it clear to Vladimir Putin and his friends in Russia that there are international standards we will adhere to and insist they adhere to.

This resolution rightly calls for these talks to be accelerated and for an assistance plan that ensures transparency and accountability.

I will continue to press our administration and other governments to do whatever we can to help the Liberty residents as soon as possible.

Amendment to S. 284 offered by the Honorable Edward R. Royce, a Representative in Congress from the State of California, and chairman, Committee on Foreign Affairs.

Let's make sure these brave survivors live out their lives in dignity.

We are sure of the facts of up to 45 million untimely deaths at the boot of communism and socialism under the Russian Government.

As one of the coauthors of this legislation, I really want to thank Representative Chabot for introducing this measure and for being a longtime champion on Taiwan, especially as he was chairman of the Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific…

The success of the affordable housing program should be judged, I think, on outcomes and how it is helping Americans get back on their feet, not necessarily by the amount of taxpayer dollars spent.

I want to thank my good friend from Virginia, Judiciary Chairman Goodlatte, his Ranking Member, Mr. Conyers, and the gentleman and gentlelady from New York--Mr. Katko and Miss Rice--for their work on H.R. 4985, the Kingpin Designation…

Now is the time we have to get the attention of the international community on these human rights abuses.

Here is what we do know. We do know that the negative impact of this rule on consumers is not hypothetical. The reason we know it is because the United Kingdom has already lived through an effectually identical rule. The result in the UK…

We are working relentlessly to find those places and to get countries to cut them off.