We know that those numbers have gone--the deaths have all been in the thousands, and it is tragic down there.
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Steve King is a former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives, representing Iowa's 4th congressional district from 2003 to 2021. Known for his conservative views, King was a prominent figure in the House, often advocating for strict immigration policies and fiscal conservatism. He served on several committees during his tenure, including the Judiciary Committee and the Agriculture Committee, where he focused on issues important to his rural constituents. King's tenure was marked by controversy over his remarks on race and immigration, which drew criticism from both sides of the political spectrum.
It seems that there are people here politically that are willing to accept a significantly high level of fraud without an urgency to fix it.
We should first put the principle, it is the church's principle, of life first.
I think the Church's desire on the principle of trying to serve people... they got too far ahead of themselves on this.
I was very concerned about the Catholic Church's involvement in the ObamaCare legislation as it moved through this Congress.
By giving all this money to Planned Parenthood, we are giving money to the organization that does hundreds of thousands of abortions a year, more than any other
It seems as though there is a decision made by this Administration that they are going to target the resources.
What about the tragic deaths in the desert of those who attempt to come into the United States and don't make it through to beyond the desert, Arizona and Texas in particular. Are those numbers up or down?
I remember John Ashcroft testifying before this Committee on a broader group of those who failed to appear, and his number that day some years ago was 84 percent are alien absconders.
If the people come to believe that the Government is no longer constrained by the laws, then they will conclude that neither are they.
I just imagine that that can be done, and the testimony here tells me that it can.
I want to thank the witnesses here. It has been really an interesting testimony, and the questions I intended to ask have moved along because you filled in a lot of blanks for me.
The president cannot be allowed to legislate by executive edict. And we are in the check and balance situation. It's about the institution. Is the institution going to hold its ground and actually be the legislative body?
A balanced budget amendment would bring that discipline. That's what the president fears. If he opposes a balanced budget amendment to our Constitution, I realize he doesn't get to vote on it. But if he opposes it and says I won't…
I want to separate them and I want to resolve this issue with the CR and I think there is not an emergency on the debt ceiling. We are spending less than 10 percent of our revenue to service our debt and this alarm about default is just…
I'm not one that said I'll never vote to raise the debt ceiling but I think it should be comparable to the issues we have.
I can look at the polls every single month since Obamacare passed and in every single month the public has been in opposition to Obamacare.
The people have elected the House of Representatives to shut off all funding to implement or enforce Obamacare.
The clear letter of the law is it shall be implemented in each month following December of 2013.





