I think we should rename the bill under discussion today, call it, 'Another Bailout Paid for by Main Street.'

But the Administration's plan to strip the authority to protect consumers from the functional regulator and instead create a whole new bureaucracy jeopardizes the safety and soundness of financial institutions, promotes risky behavior…

If that is not big government, I don't know what is.

Earlier this year, a U.S. attorney in Chicago, Patrick Fitzgerald, brought mortgage fraud indictments against two dozen players.

I am determined to ensure that local, State, and Federal law enforcement agencies have all the resources and tools they need to prosecute these horrible thieves.

I was pleased when President Obama signed this important legislation into law.

Some years ago, the Chicago Tribune published a series that revealed that gangs in the Chicago area were increasingly turning to mortgage fraud.

Fortunately, the insurance industry is in good shape, due to sound State regulation.

the Money Service Businesses Act of 2008, H.R. 4049, sponsored by Representative Carolyn Maloney, Chairman Barney Frank, Ranking Member Spencer Bachus, and Representative Judy Biggert, was passed in the House of Representatives.

I was wondering what your office was doing to rectify these issues to ensure that all college applicants have equal access to federal financial aid?

However, I have some concerns with the way this bill has been implemented.