That is unacceptable. The IRS needs to step it up and improve the way it handles tax ID theft once cases are identified.

But, your problem is one of dollars.

What happened in Tampa is that street crime has suddenly dropped because the criminals are using a laptop instead of a crowbar.

Sequestration is not our friend, and it's affecting every aspect of the FAA's operations.

I commend them for that. I am pleased that the administration has included several significant tax fraud prevention proposals in its fiscal year 2014 budget.

That is a pretty good return on your investment.

I would urge you and Senator Hatch to get this legislation moving.

If we fail to reverse the decrease in FAA's budget, we will not have an aviation system that we need to compete in a global economy.

Well, you don't give me a lot to report back to my 14 airports. They are very grateful, by the way, that some of them that were going to be closed in April are not going to be closed until June.

I know my colleagues share these concerns, and we will likely be discussing that today.

We owe that to Kipp Saile and all the victims of identity theft, and to all American taxpayers who pay their bills properly and on time.

We need to cut through the red tape and ensure this information gets to the IRS quickly.