Ted Lieu

I urge you to include these bills in your final report to the standing committees.

The president solicited foreign interference in the campaign and used all of the levers of governmental power and private attorney Rudy Giuliani to extract these bogus examinations in exchange for giving hundreds of million dollars to…

Absolutely. Inspector general's job is to root out fraud and waste and abuse of power, is not to be loyal to the president.

It was the entire pressure campaign to get Ukrainians to launch two bogus investigations to influence our election and the president used the withholding of critical security aid and dangling an important meeting with the White House in…

The American people should watch the witnesses and decide for themselves because the witnesses are going to contradict every single Republican talking point.

I do not oppose withdrawing troops from Syria. I oppose how it was done.

I understand you are simply trying to do the best, given Donald Trump's disastrous decision in Syria.

I just want to say both those incidents are an embarrassment to the United States.

I oppose how it was done. Because of the impulsive decision of the President, with no planning and coordination, has resulted in some ISIS terrorists being set free and Turkish forces slaughtering our allies, the Kurds, and it is…

I do not object to withdrawing U.S. troops in Syria. I object in how that was done.

Anyone who wants to assist Syria in protecting the Kurds is good with me--Russia, China, Napoleon Bonaparte.

It seems to me the only real winners of our withdrawal are Russia, Iran, Turkey, and the Assad regime, in addition to the ISIS terrorists.

Like Chairman Deutch, I am increasingly concerned about the resurgence of ISIS on the heels of the U.S. withdrawal.

I have a bipartisan bill that was relevant a few days ago. I do not know if it is still relevant.

We have a President who is acting on his impulses, and the policy of the United States right now is that Syria is not our problem.

How could we stand by while a brutal authoritarian regime massacres its people indiscriminately?

I am worried about the inevitability, I think, of Turkey now deciding that in order to deal with its security problems it no longer has any interest in dealing with us.

If you look at Donald Trump's foreign policy, many of his actions have principally benefited Russia.

Furthermore, the Assad regime, backed by Russia and Iran, continues its barbaric assault on Idlib, Syria as we speak.

I was deeply disappointed by the Administration's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northeastern Syria and effectively green light a Turkish incursion.

I think, worst of all, He is a step closer to getting the world he wants--a world with no values, no norms, no rules.

I personally visited Tornillo last year and was horrified at the conditions at that camp.

Immigrants who use public benefits, like food stamps or Medicaid, benefits that they have paid into through taxes, should not be penalized when they apply for green cards or other adjustments of immigration status.

I am deeply disappointed that the Supreme Court upheld the third iteration of the ban that excludes people from predominantly Muslim-majority countries.

My bill has 172 cosponsors, and I am pleased that the Committee is planning to hold a hearing next week to examine the injustice of the Muslim ban policy.