I believe your part of the world, Alaska, is also an area that we do have undocumented coming in.
Jose Luis Correa
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Lou Correa is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing California's 46th congressional district since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, Correa has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development during his time in office. He has been an advocate for immigrant rights and has worked to support local communities in California. Prior to his congressional role, Correa served in the California State Senate and the California State Assembly, where he gained experience in legislative processes and public policy.
I thank Congresswoman Walters for bringing this most important issue to the attention of the American public. Mr. Speaker, I rise today as well to address the issue of Mr. Michael Phuong Nguyen, an American citizen and a resident of Orange…
First of all, I want to say I represent the Golden State of California, and I am proud to say that California was the first State in the Union to implement, to accept the Affordable Care Act a number of years ago, and when we did so, we…
Tonight I want to discuss the importance of NATO to our Nation and to Europe. In 1949, the United States and 11 other countries created NATO. Today, 29 countries make up this alliance. At the heart of NATO is article 5, which says that an…
I can't speak for any of my colleagues here, but that is not my preferred action.
Any thought what definition of our Nation is borders would be secure to end the redeployment of the National Guard?
Because testimonies here by folks in your Department have said we have encountered more of them in the Canadian border than the Southern Border.
The zero tolerance issue is what is driving people crazy so to speak, really emotional.
How can we help you, what can we do to help retain experienced personnel in your area?
But I would say if you are encountering more of them in the Northern Border, is that an issue we should address?
We must continue to extend that border outward so that we prevent people from ever reaching our borders.
I am honored to rise today in support of H.R. 4946. Freedom is not free. All gave some, and many made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and for our freedom. Army Specialist Trevor Anthony Win'E, one of my constituents, made the…
I thank the distinguished gentlewoman from New York for her comments. Mr. Speaker, just recently, a 14-month-old baby boy was reunited with his mother. The baby boy was traumatized after being separated for almost 90 days from his loving…
As you know, many of us in Congress and the Nation are working hard to reunite children with their parents. Family reunification should be a time of joy, but, sadly, that is not always the case. One mother waited for 4 months to wrap her…
Does that change your perspective, your view on the security threat that these products pose on the supply chain?
I am grateful for the opportunity to address this body, once again, on the urgency of reuniting migrant children with their families. The administration's zero-tolerance policy has caused chaos and systematically torn immigrant children…
So, to me, if you have a bad actor that has acted poorly or badly in the past, mitigation versus removing, I am not sure what the difference would be or why we would go back to dealing with certain firms, knowing the threats that they…
Today I rise to pose a simple question: What is merit-based immigration? Because it would seem that we have a different interpretation from that of our President. Panshu Zhao came to this country legally and joined the Army while pursuing…
I thank Mr. Takano for yielding. Mr. Speaker, I thank Ranking Member Walz, Mr. Valadao, and, of course, Chairman Roe for their leadership on H.R. 299, the Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act. This is a great example of how Democrats and…
I thank the gentleman from New York, Congressman Nadler, for this opportunity to speak on this bill. Madam Speaker, I was hired to work across the aisle, to come to Washington to get things done, to fix problems. Earlier this month, we had…





