I want to say a deep note of gratitude to my distinguished colleague and my good friend from Colorado (Mr. Crow), who served our country so bravely and so honorably. We are all deeply grateful for his service in the Armed Forces and, of course, his service today in this Chamber. I don't know that I could say it any better than he did. I believe that this amendment reaffirms the support that we have for HAATS across our Colorado delegation and for the reasons he already so eloquently stated. I think, ultimately, any further codification, as my colleague from the Third Congressional District had referenced, would be a solution in search of a problem. Mr. Chair, I encourage every Member of this Chamber to support Mr. Crow's important amendment.
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