Marking the anniversary of the Buffalo supermarket shooting with a hearing on left-wing extremism displays a shocking lack of sensitivity to the scores of individuals harmed by far-right violence.

I urge my colleagues to focus on the facts and use their power and influence to combat dangerous, deadly, far-right violence.

Protecting the homeland ultimately means protecting the people who live here, which is what the brave men and women who serve in law enforcement do every day.

We must do more to protect our homeland, our communities, and our officers.

At worst, it is a shameful attempt to whitewash and deflect attention from inaction on gun violence and a threat posed by far-right extremist groups.

The virtually unregulated guns circulating in our communities are threats to homeland security and to law enforcement lives.

Every single Republican opposed my amendment.

Not only did the former President fail to condemn far right groups and ideologies, he allowed them to flourish.

Mr. Chairman, historical data makes clear that far-right extremists, particularly white supremacists, are a clear and present threat to the homeland security.

My heart goes out to the victims and families of those murdered in an apparent right-wing extremist shooting in Allen, Texas.

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It's still on-going, I guess, as we saw on CNN last night. He's still saying that he won the election.

We have other variations of that too. We've got even people here in Congress who can't bring themselves to admit that President Trump didn't win the election.

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I wholeheartedly agree with Ranking Member Ivey about how critical it is that we examine the impact of false information on our Nation.

Seaports are key drivers of the U.S. economy and keeping them secure is vital to the American way of life.