Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. I want to thank you and also Chairman Meadows for their good work and Ranking Member Connolly for holding this hearing to examine the implementation of the Visa Waiver Program.

There is not a lot of shame at the table today, but this is disgraceful.

I would suggest in our pharmaceutical regulatory procedure, our regulations, that we adopt a poison pill amendment...

You need to do better. You really do.

It is our constitutional mandate to conduct oversight.

We need to know how many people overstay their visas.

And I want to thank the witnesses, as well. You've all chipped in and done a commendable job.

You also recommended that GSA should establish--and I'm going to quote you again--'a plan with performance indicators, benchmarks, and implementation strategies to eliminate the backlog.'

In the event this program is transferred elsewhere, GSA should obtain Army agreement and the transferee's agreement on conditions for program transfer.

I think we've stopped that, and we're actually climbing out of the hole, and we're helping families.

I think if someone is applying for citizenship to the United States, it is entirely reasonable that we ask for their social media contacts.