Pete Stauber

I thank Mr. LaMalfa for his very spot-on comments, as well. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Indiana (Mr. Baird).

That means risking $100 billion worth of investment and 150,000 potential jobs in the clean energy sector. In the Natural Resources Committee, we have a real tangible example. At our February 28 legislative hearing on my colleague Garret…

The importance of more, and not less, access on our Federal lands.

I would like to thank you for convening this very important hearing as well as for allowing me the opportunity to testify today on behalf of the people of Northern Minnesota.

I appreciate you mentioned the Buffalo Sabres because my younger brother was a goaltender there for a few years.

Thank you for convening this very important hearing.

I think that the investment in our infrastructure is critically important, but with the inflation, we are not going to be able to have the buying power that we need.

The status quo should not be acceptable to any of us.

Inflation has and continues to be a detriment to all Americans.

As Members of Congress, we have a duty to deliver results for the American people.

We will never be able to overcome this epidemic until we address this Nation's porous borders and stop the flow of these drugs into our country.

I stand ready to work with each of you to push back against the Biden administration's disastrous open border policies.

We must act. Accordingly, I want to thank the Members of the Homeland Security Committee for taking on this issue.

I am proud to represent Minnesota's 8th Congressional District.

Thank you, very much, Mr. Chairman.

The Administration doesn't seem to follow the science, or they follow the science when it follows their ideology.

But an activist judge reversed their scientific decision.

It is named Trust the Science Act because what the Northern District of California did by relisting the gray wolf was just the opposite.

My constituents and I believe in trusting the science. That is why I joined my colleague, Representative Boebert's bill, Trust the Science Act, as an original co-sponsor.

To allow this Administration to put a blanket ban on--I think is derelict.

I am worried about the Biden administration's lack of seriousness here.

When safe harbor expires for plans such as the Chippewa and Superior, will this set up a whole new level of liability for consultation?

Fixing Cottonwood needs to be a high priority.

The Endangered Species Act, we should celebrate when these species get to the numbers that we need, so we can have Minnesota manage these wolves.

We need to be able to manage our species, protect our livestock, and support our deer hunting tradition in northern Minnesota.