I strongly support H.R. 556, and I voted for it when it first came through House, passing by a vote of 423-0. I support the bill because it will protect the critical technologies and the critical infrastructure of this country by ensuring that these invaluable assets remain in friendly and responsible hands. In so doing, it strengthens our national security, and I think the bill makes many needed changes, especially by adding homeland security and critical infrastructure as essential elements to be considered for protection during national security investigations, and also by adding opportunities for congressional oversight in the process. In short, I'm in complete agreement with the intent of this bill.
Charles Skelton: “I strongly support H.R. 556, and I voted for it when it first came through House, passing by a vote of 423-0. I support…”
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Expressing support for H.R. 556, which aims to protect critical technologies and infrastructure.
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