James Comer: “We should prioritize discrimination policies that are responsible and effective so our nation's workers and job creators…”

we have debated these bills in a sincere effort to work with the President of the United States to lower crime in D.C. We have heard nothing from the Democrats other than there is no crime problem in D.C., and that a solution is to make…

The thousands of pardons that were signed with the autopen — as well as the legal documents like the executive orders that were signed with the autopen — these are all in question now.

I support H.R. 4922, a bill providing commonsense reforms to the District of Columbia criminal code. It is clear to Members of the committee and the public that D.C.'s soft-on-crime policies have failed to keep D.C. residents and visitors…

The government has failed the survivors. There’s no question about that, and that dates back five presidential administrations.