Any arms sales that fall below these increased threshold levels, Congress will have zero visibility, zero transparency, zero oversight.
Kathy Manning
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Kathy Ellen Manning is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing North Carolina's 6th congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Democratic Party, Manning has been involved in various community and political initiatives throughout her career. She has focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and economic development, advocating for policies that support working families and promote equity.
I think we continue to miss the boat in this country is the need to reform and update our immigration laws.
I do appreciate the bipartisan nature of the hearing on this critically important issue.
For the purpose of closing. Mr. Speaker, this resolution recognizes that, as farmers in south Texas are suffering from water shortages, dialogue and diplomacy will be critical to ensuring that water deliveries from the Government of…
This single-minded negative focus on Israel undermines the credibility of the United Nations.
Anti-semitism is on the rise here in the U.S. and around the world. And we must stand up to anti-semitism in all of its forms.
The responsibility of the elected government to take care of the Palestinian people who live in Gaza?
Our support for the Ukrainian people is not negotiable. This fight is not just for Ukraine; it is for every democracy and every people yearning to be free.
United States has a longstanding, bipartisan commitment to fight against antisemitism, and I am here to urge the Committee to take concrete steps to counter this rise in antisemitism.
Passing the American Dream and Promise Act will alleviate the strain on our immigration enforcement agencies.
This is a pragmatic solution which will have a life-changing effect on every district in this Nation.
I believe this Committee can do much more to eliminate gaps that remain by requiring all law enforcement agencies to report hate crimes data to the FBI.
I am here today as a proud Co-Chair of the House bipartisan task force for combating antisemitism.
I appreciate this opportunity to testify before you. I would be grateful to work together with all the Members on this Committee and on both sides of the aisle to help strengthen the fight against antisemitism and all forms of hate.
We owe an enormous debt of gratitude to the Afghan people for the ways they supported U.S. forces for almost 20 years.
Minimizing gun deaths in interactions between police officers and civilians is truly a bipartisan objective.
It is long past time for the Federal Government to take responsibility for its actions.
I stand ready to work with this Committee to finally advance bipartisan, commonsense border and immigration policy.
I also support expanding refugee pathways and in-country processing so that migrants are not forced to make the dangerous journey to the United States border.
We need increased funding to recruit and retain qualified personnel and improve technology and infrastructure at ports of entry along the Southern border.
I left Nepal with a sense of urgency and commitment to supporting these NGO's and the U.S. Government agencies who have dedicated themselves to the prevention of these tragedies and the support of the survivors.





