I continue to believe that veterans do not benefit when we scrape the barrel for money by skimming from some veteran's benefits or health programs to pay for others.
John Rice Carter
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John Rice Carter is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Georgia's 1st congressional district since 2003. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as military and veteran affairs, as well as economic development in his district. Carter has been involved in various legislative efforts aimed at supporting local businesses and enhancing the quality of life for his constituents. Throughout his tenure, he has participated in numerous committees and has been an advocate for policies that align with conservative values.
Putting States in the driver's seat for the Chesapeake Bay improvement is vital to ensure long-term program success.
I am confident that had Congress had the chance to review this action, it would have determined that the EPA's Chesapeake Bay TMDL, along with its watershed implementation plan, placed an undue burden on all stakeholders.
That is one of the major problems. For instance, in my practice, I practiced in Savannah, Georgia, which is on the South Carolina line, and only 2 hours from the Florida State line. That was a constant problem for us. I could look at my…
Yes, they are. They have to show an ID in order to pick it up. Now, the prescription itself is a C2 prescription, so if we don't recognize them at the pharmacy, we have to ask them for their ID to make sure that is indeed the person who is…
I have a real interest in that, too, so we would like to be included in that conversation in my office.
Having someone with your credentials at the Department will strengthen it and enrich it.
We thank you for being here. We went a little long, but the reality is you guys are kind of the darling of our world that we live in in this subcommittee and we are glad to be able to have a conversation with you.
Congressman Duncan Hunter, Sr., spearheaded the effort to build a wall in the southern California border, which has been working very successfully.
I want to thank you and the President for focusing on restoring the rule of law, which is one thing that unites us as Americans.
We need to push deeper and deeper from the border, the first lines of defense should not just be the border.
It is important to recognize there is an 88-day safety net to catch any mistakes, because we are all humans.
I understand some of the compassion people have, but the reality was they used a loophole in the law to get into this country.
I have long been an advocate of placing immigration judge teams close to the fight on the border.
I have a lot of interest in immigration because I have a lot of responsibility in the area of Homeland Security.
I believe the work of this committee is critical to the well-being of our service members and their families.
Again, I thank the gentleman from Texas for leading this Special Order here tonight, and I thank everyone who has been involved in this.
We added some money, the leadership of John Carter and other folks, we added some money for Operation Phalanx.
It is unfair that they are out there in the night and there is no aerial support for them.
I am going to make the same request of the National Guard--our office will personally send them a letter commending them for their service to their country.





