the government is not doing enough to protect them. And part of that protection is to do something about these schools.
Ed Royce
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Edward R. Royce is a former U.S. Representative for California's 39th congressional district, serving from 1993 to 2019. A member of the Republican Party, Royce was known for his work on foreign affairs and trade issues during his tenure in Congress. He served as the Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, where he focused on international relations and security matters. Royce was also involved in legislation aimed at supporting religious institutions and community service initiatives.
I do think Mr. Eliot Engel of New York should feel proud about this bill. He is the original author of the House- passed version. I would say that, in the interest of expediting this measure, we on the Foreign Affairs Committee worked…
I ask that all of our Members have 5 legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to include any extraneous materials that they might wish to include on this resolution. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there objection to the request…
Now that is not most people in Bangladesh. It is a small percentage of the population. But it is that population that has been radicalized and has not been given an education.
I would like to get down to the bottom line in terms of what has happened in Bangladesh and what I think is the underlying reason.
I am very appreciative to the chairman for allowing this piece of legislation to come before the committee.
I believe this legislation represents an effective way to promote U.S.-Israeli relationships in a bipartisan manner.
Passing this legislation... will send a clear message that we want elections to be scheduled very soon without any more delays.
Israel must maintain its qualitative military edge over its foes because her very survival depends on it.
In Pakistan, you have the Deobandi schools, and out of these particular 600 that we are most concerned about are graduated young men who believe in a jihadi philosophy.
We should--instead of being groveling to these people who murdered their own people, I might add--the mullahs murdered their own people.
I was shocked frankly at the end of 2011 at the complete pullout of U.S. forces.
this administration started off right in the very beginning refusing to condemn the slaughter of democracy seekers in the streets of Tehran.
I do not see, as you stated, Doctor, I am sorry, but you said we are buying time? We are not buying time.
It is time to declare that Iran has no right to enrich because it has violated the NPT.
Well, during the Bush administration we had these arguments with the Bush administration.
As chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, it is clear to me that the threat of global terrorism has not dissipated since 2001.
I remember well the Reagan administration arguing as passionately against escalation of dramatic sanctions against South Africa that had the bomb.
The consequences of it was that the Government of South Africa... said afterwards, we wouldn't have lasted a week if we had not turned over the nuclear weapons program.
I think had we left the residual force in Iraq, we would not be seeing the kind of violence we do now.
I think when Ali Khamenei and this regime is gone, we will have a better regime in Tehran.





