It is long overdue for Congress to take comprehensive action to address the PFAS contamination of our environment and its health impacts on Americans. I have seen this in North Carolina. Industry has known of the danger of PFAS contamination for decades, yet we still lack significant Federal protections. We cannot continue to let these manmade chemicals endanger the health of our people and our planet. H.R. 2467 will protect Americans and our environment by setting standards for our drinking water, instituting comprehensive PFAS testing requirements, providing grants to utilities that are treating contamination, and so much more. I also support H.R. 2668 to solidify the FTC's ability to retrieve money for victims of frauds and scams. We cannot allow American consumers and businesses to fall victim to fraud without holding scammers and bad actors financially accountable. This emergency legislation will help make Americans who have fallen victim to fraud whole. Lastly, I support H.R. 3985 to keep our Nation's promises to our Afghan allies and protect those who helped protect us. We owe it to those who put their lives on the line for our Armed Forces. We also owe it to our servicemembers, who will continue to rely in the future on allied interpreters, contractors, and security personnel in foreign lands. Mr. Speaker, I urge a ``yes'' vote on the rule and the previous question.
Deborah Koff Ross: “It is long overdue for Congress to take comprehensive action to address the PFAS contamination of our environment and…”
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