This resolution, plain and simple, is about telling the President he has no authority to combat terrorists in the Western Hemisphere. Those are the words of this resolution. It is not a secret. Anybody can read it. The President doesn't have the authority to combat MS-13, Tren de Aragua, Sinaloa Cartel, take your pick. If the President says they are terrorists, and they are in the Western Hemisphere, the President can't touch them. That is what they are trying to do. They want to tie his hands and not let him defend the United States of America. We are not talking about street gangs. They are militarized threats. They have taken over entire apartment complexes and neighborhoods in the United States. My colleagues say this resolution is just about putting Congress on record, so let's put Congress on record. If you stand with protecting the United States of America against narcoterrorists, then oppose this resolution. It is plain and simple. If you stand shoulder to shoulder with MS-13, Tren de Aragua, and Sinaloa Cartel, and the dictators who work hand in hand with them, like Nicolas Maduro in this photo, then this resolution is for you. Vote for it.
Brian Mast: “This resolution, plain and simple, is about telling the President he has no authority to combat terrorists in the…”
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Addressing a resolution limiting the President's authority to combat terrorist organizations in the Western Hemisphere.
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