Ashley Hinson

Common sense would say that doesn't seem right.

I appreciate you working with my office and my team on that to help make that process better.

I think it is disappointing to see President Biden and Secretary Mayorkas asking, again, for the contingency--we call it slush fund--again this year.

I would like to see that number get to zero, and I would like to see that number for sure not grow.

I think this is a long-term, huge recruitment problem if people are coming into this thinking they are keeping the skies safe and they are being diverted to the southern border.

I want to make sure that the American people are not subjected to a substantially more rigorous screening process than some of these illegal aliens.

They see it as deception and harmful action.

I am pleased to hear you call it a crisis. I think it is the first time I have heard you publicly acknowledge it.

I think that we continue to put Americans lives at risk by pulling these Federal Air Marshals off of these flights.

I know Iowans and Americans do deserve transparency and accountability for all of your Department's actions.

Unfortunately, we have to judge the Chinese Communist Party based upon their actions and not their words.

I called for your resignation last year, and I stand by my request.

You are pointing the finger at Congress to fix the very decisions that the administration has made...

There is no excuse to call for billions of dollars of additional slush fund dollars...

I think you have really disrespected hardworking taxpayers again...

This is about deterrence. This is about border deterrence...

You stopped the border wall construction, expanded parole, allowed for millions of individuals, including known and suspected terrorists...

You and the Biden administration over the past few years have reversed the secure policies that were working

The president's budget request prioritizing staying ahead of diverse and complex threats facing the homeland

I look forward to continuing to work with the Committee to build consensus around a durable and bipartisan solution to protect our family farmers from damaging and arbitrary mandates like Prop 12.

I think that any radical activist pushing an agenda like this that have never stepped foot on their family farms should come visit a farm in Iowa.

I encourage the Committee to improve the USDA's existing slate of conservation programs to really address the current needs of American agriculture.

Congress can support American farmers in their work to feed and fuel the world.

I think this really hits the mark in investing in the priorities I continue to hear about from my constituents. It is why I am proud to support it.

This, to me, is a direct attack, direct attack on our producers.