If that is an area that you could provide the committee some more information on, we would be grateful for that.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I am glad you are keeping track, and I hope you are not alone in keeping track of this issue.

I think it is just not an area of concern for safety in terms of terrorist activity.

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. In closing, I thank the gentleman from Georgia for his leadership on this. With regard to the gentleman from Washington State (Mr. Reichert), I was a district attorney for 12 years…

Mr. Speaker, I yield myself such time as I may consume. I rise in support of H.R. 4401, the Amplifying Local Efforts to Root Out Terror Act, or the ALERT Act, of 2016. Mr. Speaker, this is the latest in a series of efforts by this Congress…

the work that we do in those areas where terrorism is likely to incubate, maybe just starting to incubate or moving out and metastasizing.

the most effective things we can do in those areas before things incubate, before they metastasize is to look at what we can do as a country with our resources to intervene.

It is important and you have done a great job and I appreciate that personally, and I am speaking as a Member of Congress as well.

One thought I had when we talk about our coalition...is the hierarchy of interests in terms of ISIL with our coalition.

Twenty-eight years after the INF Treaty was signed, it remains one of the most important nuclear treaties that the United States has ever signed with Russia.

It is clear that the evidence is there.