It is very frustrating, I think, to many of the other legally immigrated populations to see illegal immigrants come here and gain some sort of status.
Joni Ernst
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Joni Kay Ernst is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from Iowa since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, she is the first woman to represent Iowa in the U.S. Senate. Ernst has focused on issues such as agriculture, rural development, and veterans' affairs throughout her tenure. She has been an advocate for bipartisan efforts to address the needs of rural communities and has emphasized the importance of legislation that supports farmers and agricultural interests in Iowa.
But, until we have that, and I know in your experience, Mr. Buffett, Mr. Brand, living in that area, having these issues, until we actually secure the border.
I do believe that we have to crack down on these drug cartels and the trafficking that occurs across the border.
This is an important program. But it is critical that we are protecting our folks here on our own homeland.
I do support providing women every opportunity to serve in any sort of capacity.
We do not have to sign this agreement, and that does not necessarily mean that we will be going to war with Iran.
During your testimony, you said that Russia was the greatest existential threat to the United States.
I think commanders and the chain of command, the sergeants and the captains and the colonels and the generals, are fundamental to getting after sexual assault and bringing it to an end in our Army.
I also believe that this would serve Iran's purpose of funding proxies throughout that region and being a state sponsor of terrorism.
I think if we educate and explain to the American people what this really is, I think they could possibly support it, and I would hope the Congress of the United States would support it.





