As we work to protect children from being exploited, trafficked, and left vulnerable to deadly drugs, we need to have a clear picture of the role that our Federal Government, including the policies of the Department of Homeland Security, what they are and how they are affecting these children, and where we need to continue to improve them.
Lee emphasizes the need for clarity on federal policies affecting vulnerable children.
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I think ensuring foreign powers do not have access to material that has not been shared with the American people is common sense.
In recognition of the brave officers who fought to defend the Capitol and many of us on January 6th, I encourage all of my colleagues to support this amendment.
I would like to just highlight the provisions in the American Confidence in Elections Act that specifically relate to overseas and military voters to ensure that they know how to vote.
I do believe that this is the introduction of an entirely new subject matter that is not germane to the underlying text of the bill.
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