Ed Royce

I would like to say a few words about Senate 793, introduced by Senator Bob Menendez.

This legislation would address those challenges by facilitating better collaboration between these groups.

This legislation enjoys strong bipartisan support, and I urge my colleagues to support the measure.

I would like to thank Chairman Royce along with subcommittee Chairman Poe and Ranking Member Sherman for their work in moving H.R. 1409 forward.

I also urge my colleagues to support H.R. 1409, the Export Promotion Reform Act.

I want to thank the chairman and those involved in this legislation for considering the bill. I ask for its passage immediately.

H.R. 1926, introduced by our colleague Congressman Chabot as the chairman of the Asia Subcommittee, would strengthen the coordination between State trade development agencies and the Federal Government.

This legislation makes no other change to the existing agreement, but it will ensure that U.S. businesses are able to continue to supply parts and services to South Korea.

I believe a modernized OAS would benefit from a more egalitarian fee structure.

Since 1999, Falun Gong practitioners have been one of the most persecuted social groups in China.

This measure is not a Guantanamo detention facility bill. This bill... is about asserting Congress' longstanding constitutional and legal authority.

I think this legislation is narrow, I think it is focused, and I think it is the right way to go with the Congress.

This resolution condemns the practice of forced organ harvesting.

A second MCC compact with Tanzania is not supportable under these conditions.

House Concurrent Resolution 75--led by Congressman Jeff Fortenberry, Congresswoman Anna Eshoo--and 200 bipartisan cosponsors states that fact clearly.

The so-called Islamic State, or ISIS or ISIL, is committing war crimes and crimes against humanity, and they're committing genocide against religious and ethnic minorities.

I was extremely disturbed to read today that Iran has agreed to pay the families of people who've engaged in violence.

Iran has instantly become the dominant country in the region.

I don't believe that it can be used to import international standards.

Allowing ISA to expire statutorily is unacceptable.

I do not consider the new covered agreement negotiations to be an imposition of an international regulatory standard but rather a bilateral discussion about removing barriers.

President Abbas is committed to nonviolence.

the Middle East has been transformed, and not for the better.

We need to engage more. We need to be able to help them.

uniformity is an important consideration and that this should be taken to the accreditation committee for further discussion.