Mr. Speaker, I yield the remainder of my time to the gentleman from California (Mr. Royce) and ask unanimous consent that he be allowed to control that time. The SPEAKER pro tempore. Is there objection to the request of the gentlewoman…

I believe the only real way to prevent Iran's breakout is to dismantle its nuclear infrastructure.

Let us pretend for a moment that Iran hasn't already violated the terms of the JPOA, a notion that is as preposterous as Iran's claim to its right of enrichment.

Iran has been cheating, skirting the rules, violating international agreements.

Congress can wait for the U.N. Security Council.

I worry that the Cuba example was a deliberate attempt by the administration to keep Congress in the dark regarding the Castro negotiations.

What we will be doing in the United Nations is push in the shadows for a vote on Palestinian statehood in order to pressure Israel.

Keeping us in the dark it foreshadows the administration's approach to Congress and keeping us out of the loop on the Iranian deal.

That support is very clear.

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the contributions of two local south Florida innovative tech hubs: Venture Hive and LAB Miami. Venture Hive is a business accelerator, and LAB Miami is a tech incubator, and both are local leaders…

I think my colleagues have told you we are looking at all the assistance to the Palestinian Authority.