I call up my motion to instruct, which is at the desk. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The clerk will report the motion. The legislative clerk read as follows: The Senator from New Hampshire [Ms. Hassan] moves that the managers on the part of the…

I think one of my concerns... is that people keep telling me, but we have a plan, and it is not clear that having the plan and actually having the resources on the ground to meet the goals of that plan are the same thing.

Does that mean that in your assessment, with those resources in place, that if there were 18,000 people at the border tomorrow you would be prepared to meet the medical needs?

I am also obviously concerned that as we stand up more resources at the Southern Border we attend to the security and trade and travel at the Northern Border as well.

I am concerned after that visit that DHS is not more widely deploying the technologies that you are using to help secure the border in some locations.

Our R&D proposal is critical to helping small businesses and to investing in R&D here at home to help us outcompete countries like China. There is strong bipartisan support for this measure. Vote on Motion I ask for the yeas and nays. The…

I am also concerned that the continual and likely increased shifting of personnel to the Southern Border will have a detrimental impact on travel, trade, and security along the Northern Border.

Thank you for coming before the Committee today to discuss critical resources that are needed to protect the homeland.

I would suggest to you that a plan does not necessarily deliver resources.

My issue is making sure that we have the resources in place and the execution capacity before Title 42 is lifted.

I am concerned, I think as we all are, about a resurgence in threats from international terrorism.

It is extremely important that we product the cybersecurity of our nation's critical infrastructure too.