Madam Speaker, I thank Mrs. Miller for being here tonight. I appreciate her support on this. Madam Speaker, I thank all of my colleagues who have made it tonight to speak on the dangers that sanctuary cities pose to the communities around…

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to highlight the essential support that faith-based organizations give to the communities around them, including during times of crisis. During Hurricane Florence, in 2018, volunteers from Samaritan's Purse were…

Mr. Speaker, I rise to discuss the coronavirus. I want to reassure folks that since we first learned about this virus, our government has been very proactive in its response. The President took charge and assembled a task force, headed by…

Mr. Speaker, due to traveling with President Trump to North Carolina, congressman Budd had to miss votes. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 79 and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 80. PERSONAL EXPLANATION

Mr. Speaker, I rise today to discuss an ongoing issue that has affected nearly every American: the barrage of annoying and deceptive robocalls. These seemingly endless automated phone calls disrupt our daily lives; they constitute a…

Passing legislation like this is common sense. It is simply a no-brainer.

Madam Speaker, I rise today to reflect on the life of Jo Allison Smith, a dear friend to many and lifelong North Carolinian who passed away Saturday, February 15. Jo was the devoted wife to Eddie Smith, Jr., for over 57 years, as well as a…

We have to take action and reverse course. The path we are on is simply unsustainable, and risks triggering a financial crisis that would undermine the prosperity of the American people.

That is why I applaud my colleague, Representative Gianforte, for introducing H.R. 2543, the appropriately named Stop Improper Payments to Deceased People Act.

The time is now to rein in Washington spending addiction.

I want to sound the alarm on our country's out-of-control fiscal situation.