Ron DeSantis

When the Government fails to enforce whatever laws happen to be on the books, it undermines our ability to govern ourselves.

The law can allow for unlimited immigration, limited immigration, or even zero immigration.

We are a government of, by, and for the American people.

I think that is absolutely irresponsible that you won't even have this debate.

When the President addressed this issue in September, the White House said that he had authority to act based on the 2001 and 2002 AUMF, and so the media is reporting that he is asking Congress for authority.

The IRS went to 'great lengths' and made 'extraordinary efforts' to recover Lerner's emails.

Raul Castro said they are not changing. He said this is a victory for the Cuban revolution, and we are not going to change.

Funding should have stopped the minute that unity government was formed. That is what the law says. I don't think the administration was faithful to that.

When the President did the mini-amnesty in 2012, DACA, he had previously said he couldn't do that.

We are setting up a situation where the American worker is affirmatively disadvantaged.

Illegal immigrants are exempt from Obamacare's employer mandate.

I would ask unanimous consent to enter into the record a letter sent by myself and Chairman Chaffetz dated January 29, 2015, to Secretary Jeh Johnson asking for the information in DHS's files about the man who killed Grant Ronnebeck.

The idea that you now have an entitlement to come back simply because you have a valid passport... struck me and a lot of my constituents as insufficient.

I think moving the Secret Service to DHS is something that I've been thinking a lot about since these incidents have become more public.

Iran has no constructive role in the fight against ISIS. They sponsor terrorism.

The idea that the way to defeat a terrorist group is to align ourselves with the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism is flatly unacceptable.

I was shocked when we received this report on the Judiciary Committee: Fiscal Year 2013, ICE released 36,700 convicted criminals who were in the country illegally rather than have them detained.

I guess the issue with me is our policies that are adopted particularly unilaterally now by the administration more and more.

His imprisonment is unjust, and the length of his detention is a national disgrace.

Simply removing a dictator, no matter how unsavory that individual is, is not, in this part of this world, going to lead necessarily to anything better.

I think Libya really represents a catastrophic failure in policy.

I mean, that may have been the initial pretext.

I think it creates a lot of unintended consequences.

It is just the Israeli policy that they are responding to fundamentally misunderstands the ideology that motivates them.

They raised and destroyed rather than use that.