John Mica

We have allowed tens of thousands--I saw an estimate of about 50,000 criminal illegals in the United States.

This amnesty through policy of the administration, this is the President's policy of amnesty?

I guess you would probably conclude that our borders are porous, a sieve, and tens of thousands of illegals are coming across the border.

I think there couldn't be a better time, with incidents that we have seen most recently and around the world relating to terrorism and our border vulnerability.

We are killing tens of thousands, folks, and anything else, people would be outraged.

I want to put you out of business, Ms. Wen, all the treatment programs.

We need to stop this stuff at our border.

Fifteen people in the United States have died from drug overdoses, three of them from heroin.

There is money there. It hasn't even been distributed.

Treatment is essential, but treatment is at the end of the line.

It is being replaced by a cheaper and more available drug.

These are cartels. They are organized.

Heroin is a serial killer in our community, and so few people recognize it for that.

New statistics show Federal drug prosecutions, unfortunately, are down 6 percent in the last year, 2015.

The Obama Administration, unfortunately, I believe, has been sending mixed signals about the use of substances such as marijuana, which is one of the gateway drugs.

Stopping deadly drugs from entering the United States is a Federal responsibility, and we will hear from some of those officials engaged in that war.

We have to change our prescription drugs in the cabinet to naloxone so people are reviving their surviving kids and family.

But they are telling me it is hard sometimes to make a case. These are murderers, and we can't stop them.

It is killing our youth.

We have got to stop this stuff at our borders.

We will lose, guys, a half-a-million people in a decade at the rate we are going, or more.

Our job is protecting the citizens of the United States, primarily national defense.

By the time we get to treatment, it is way too late, and it is kind of sad.

We were strong-armed. We were misled. We were kept on arm's length. We couldn't do our jobs effectively.

The district head gets a vacation bonus. The kids get lead poison. And you are still in office.