It is imperative in this country that the Federal, State, and local governments to pursue and implement policies that strengthen the resilience of our Nation's infrastructure and lower our collective vulnerability to climate impacts.

I applaud the Biden administration's commitment to that work, and I will do everything in my power to ensure we make real progress for Jackson and communities like mine across the United States.

For years, I have been a champion of equity--this Congress I was proud to see my legislation, the FEMA Equity Act, pass the House.

For years, I have been a champion of equity. This Congress I was proud to see my legislation, the FEMA Equity Act, pass the House as part of the National Defense Authorization Act.

Clearly, FEMA and its partners must do a better job of ensuring that States provide Federal funding to those communities most in need.

Operational technology underpins almost every aspect of how we live and work.

Although the water crisis was not caused by a cyber attack, its horrific impacts underscore the urgency of ensuring the safety of industrial control systems.

What we have is a reluctant office of governor who has decided that for whatever reason, Jackson will be treated differently. That’s unfortunate. That was not the intent of the legislation.

Jackson, Mississippi is in the midst of a water crisis, leaving over 100,000 of my constituents without a clean water supply.

Well, that`s the goal at this point.

I mean millions of dollars we're talking about remarkable reporting by the people who broke the story to invest -- the investigated this for years as to what the government finds and the investigations fine now.

the Department of Justice this summer to investigate Bryant and any possible connection to this absolutely incredibly large welfare fraud scheme that has just decimated the needy families in his state.

I think now that the Department of Justice is being proactive and addition support is another thing, I think it`s time for the committee to determine whether or not the information will be together can be beneficial to that investigation.

They have spoken to pretty much every senior person in the cabinet, and for the most part, they have all indicated their willingness to talk to the committee.

Our democracy remains in danger. The conspiracy to thwart the will of the people is not over.

the January 6 Committee seems to think that, if there’s any way to get to the bottom of that, maybe the text messages cast a light on that potential cooperation.

Bennie Thompson, the committee chair, has spoken to Secretary Mayorkas now at least twice, I`m told, to try and facilitate the transfer of records.

we`ve put a template together for sharing information. My understanding is there`s general agreement on it.

I want to speak directly to the handful of witnesses who have been outliers in our investigation.

The process, as we see it, you know, you kind of tell us who you are interested in, and we will make it available.

I think we have made a significant case that there are some problems there. And if that is the direction the Department of Justice has taken, then we are nation of laws. And they are the prosecutorial body to look at it.

Inspector General Cuffari failed to provide adequate or timely notice that the Secret Service had refused for months to comply with the inspector general`s requests for information related to the January 6th attack.

the bottom line is that as the cartels have strengthened their criminal efforts, their trafficking at the border, the United States has been forced to respond with more stringent vetting at our ports of entry

Inspector general Cuffari`s failure to promptly notify Congress of crucial information while conducting an investigation of the Secret Service`s preparation for and response to the January 6, 2021 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.

Facial recognition technology could absolutely be deployed to those ports of entry where the foot traffic coming through would roll right through.