Mario Díaz-Balart
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Mario Díaz-Balart is a Republican politician from Florida, currently serving as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. He has represented Florida's 25th congressional district since 2013, and previously served the 21st district from 2003 to 2013. Díaz-Balart is known for his advocacy on issues related to immigration, particularly concerning Cuban-Americans, and has been vocal about the political situation in Cuba. He has also focused on economic development and healthcare policy during his tenure in Congress.
Thank you again and your staff, the HUD staff for your answers and for participating in this committee.
I do want to mention one more time, on a personal note, my gratitude for your sensitivity and--frankly, your just--what is the right word--your willingness to step up, come forward immediately after that tragedy of the overpass at FIU and…
I would be happy to talk with you a little bit about Grand Staircase Escalante.
The Ortega regime was responsible for arbitrary or unlawful killings, torture, lack of independence in the judiciary.
I don't think any other person who was running for office would have had the courage to do what he did.
I think the notion that that regime was a decaffeinated dictatorship is no longer the case.
I think that it is a bit of a shake-up, but in an organization that needs a shake-up every hundred years or so.
We know that the rail network is obviously a critical component of our transportation system and frankly of the national economy.
Mr. Secretary, the country is lucky to have your willingness to serve, and we thank you for your service.
Clearly, and obviously there is also the issue of, again, there are in some cases, it doesn't seem to be helping those that it is trying to help.
One of Secretary Carson's main priorities, I have heard him say that, is the envision centers initiative...
We ought to make sure that whatever we have to do to make sure that something like that is not repeated is done.
Thousands of my constituents in northeast Queens are bombarded daily by helicopter noise...
We wanted to show how important it is to use that money, to put it to good use as soon as we can.





