Doug Collins

Let me be clear. The hearing today is not about White nationalism or hate crimes. It is about fear mongering, power, and control.

Over and over again, history has warned us racism and hate mobilize people for violence and oppression.

Nothing White supremacists claim resonate with any of us here today.

Anybody who traffics in hate is bad and wrong. It needs to be called out. It needs to stop.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for the opportunity for us to again condemn White nationalism.

I want to continue to emphasize not only this part of illegal immigration but, as I said earlier today, it is hard for me to admit but Jeh Johnson, the former secretary, and I actually agree there is a crisis on our border--that we do need…

H.R. 5 will require under Federal law that all entities receiving Federal financial assistance... recognize whatever self-professed gender identity an adolescent might profess.

We are not here today to betray the Civil Rights Act, but to uphold its ideals.

the humanitarian security crisis still at our Southern border rages on, and we have done nothing to address the danger to the migrant children and to the American citizens.

Opposition to this bill is both deep and wide in both Republican and Democrat men and women, mothers and fathers from all sides of the political spectrum.

We on our side are going to use some of our question time to give voice to those who might otherwise remain voiceless in the face of the injustice that will be imposed by this legislation.

This legislation clearly draws on broad bipartisan support, and it should. It is common sense.

The right to vote is what makes democracy a democracy.

The Violence Against Women Act was first signed into law in 1994, when the domestic violence was largely considered a hidden crime.

I appreciate that. Chair Bass, I thank you for holding this hearing today and share your belief that the reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act is critical.

That is why we need to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act and make sure it is working and focusing on those it was intended to help.

This radical legislation stands no chance of becoming law, and is merely evidence of the majority's regrettable intent to weaponize this important piece of legislation to score political points.

They are going full throttle trying to kill independent pharmacists and pharmacies in our communities.

If we wanted to lower drug costs in this country right now, start with the PBMs.

Together, these factors have undercut American sovereignty and the integrity of our generous immigration system.

The perverse incentives to come to the U.S. illegally and to falsely claim asylum remain strong.

Fraud and abuse now is rampant in our asylum system, which is supposed to protect the vulnerable from persecution.

Adults are delivering children into the hands of human traffickers while gangs of aliens violently assault the Border Patrol agents.

This hearing is pointless and basically was made even more pointless by the Chairman's opening statement.

This is not about what the good men and women at the Department of Justice are doing.