Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor my beloved Monroe County as we enter the 200th year of our county's rich and storied history. A small rural county in south central Kentucky, Monroe County is home to communities steeped in history and tradition. Whether you are from Tompkinsville, Gamaliel, or Fountain Run, you have a shared Monroe County identity. If you are a Monroe Countian, you more than likely enjoy our legendary barbecue and probably have countless stories to tell about our county's rich history, especially our political history. This Sunday, January 19, hundreds of us will gather to celebrate Monroe County's 200th birthday. As we meet at the Tompkinsville National Guard Armory for this proud occasion, I will be seeing many of the friendly faces that shaped my upbringing and remain good friends to this day. Monroe County holds a special place in my heart; and now, more than ever, I am proud to serve as a voice for our citizens right here in our Nation's Capitol. {time} 1045 Taking a Stand Against Sanctuary Cities
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