Eleanor Holmes Norton: “I want to thank the chair for this really important and timely hearing.”

Making it permanent would add another $4 trillion, with a 'T, to the deficit, leading us on the path to more debt.

Because there is no limit on how long personal information can be exploited, Congress must protect these federal employees and contractors in perpetuity.

I strongly opposed the Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v. Environmental Protection Agency. I urge this committee to take up legislation to overturn the Sackett decision and restore Clean Water Act protections for the Nation's rivers…

Our local police force should not be subject to federalization, an action that wouldn't be possible for any other police department in the country.