Rae Oliver Davis

We are still working with the districts to make sure that we inspections, that we are still taking full responsibility for the treatment of our detainees.

Protection of our Federal judiciary is our top priority.

We believe strongly that the protecting of our judiciary is the protection of our democracy.

As of now, we are in complete compliance, we believe in the Executive Order with regard to private prisons.

The guidance from the Attorney General of the United States was to protect the Supreme Court justices' lives and that of their family while at their residence.

if it had been indexed for any kind of inflation from the beginning, yes, we would still be fine.

These systems have worked. At the end of the day, the outcomes were exactly as they should have been. It’s why people can and should have faith in our election system.

we need to make sure that this House is as equal to the other branches of government, if not more equal.

the rules package really can establish where you are going with it.

we are competitive with the private sector; that just because I can go hire somebody doesn't mean that they provide services to the community that need to be done.

This right there, Chairman Kilmer, is just great leadership, because he is going to be here the entire time.

What Derek has done over the last two Congresses is miraculous. He has been able to really drive a bipartisan message to success.

The list of recommendations that were implemented throughout this committee's process cannot be overstated.

we feel a little disenfranchised or we have lost--we want to be more empowered.

But no matter how the Left tries to spin it, Republicans believe that the Constitution is clear.

Our driving principle is that every eligible American should have the opportunity to vote and that their ballot should be counted according to law.

I introduced the American Confidence in Elections Act--it is the ACE Act--a comprehensive bill focusing on the importance of strong election-integrity reforms.

I invite any of my colleagues across the aisle to join me in supporting this bill that empowers States to run free, fair, and secure elections.

This theory focuses on the Constitution's use of the word 'legislature' and what that means--specifically, how much authority is given to a State's legislature to determine election law.

I know that some on the Left, including sanctioned Democrat lawyer Marc Elias, are already setting the stage ahead of 2024, suggesting this theory is all a grand plan by Republicans to steal the election, which is not only ludicrous but…

I will get you a list of those so you don't have to write them down.

So, when you say 'relatively quickly,' has Amtrak or anyone at your agency done any environmental reviews for some of these proposed routes?

I would envision, if the majority changes here in the House, any legislation that is passed into law would likely have more environmental review provisions like One Federal Decision.

If you have, will you have your team get back to us?