I think, Mr. Gould and Ms. Vinograd, you have given us a pictorial power story that should not be cited as over-exaggeration, but a call to action.

We're here to discuss the Department of Homeland Security's use of its authority to mitigate threats posed by drones.

It is interesting today to think about a safe place in our society. It is not our home anymore, not a church. It is not a school or a university.

For those moments, I can tell you everybody in my community was praying for a good outcome.

I would probably say, sir, that our immigration laws have not changed and kept up with the reality of the world.

I do believe that we can protect our border and accept more refugees to the United States, after all, we are a country of immigrants.

We cannot expect migrants to stop making the dangerous journey to the United States until they have hope in a better life at home.

I think Mr. Warlick is absolutely correct. These are Americans.

We will never, ever, ever be deterred from what our ancestors gave their blood for.

Our HBCUs are part and parcel of America. We are national treasures.

We believe that we contribute the talent to make this country more competitive internationally.