Frank Lautenberg

We are proud of the work that you and that whole department of yours does.

So you take, for example, the issue of the I-94 and the I-94W.

This one we ought to be able to get on with, and I look forward to hearing from you about where we stand with this.

What steps can you suggest to us here now that will help identify the problems and get them fully resolved?

Innovation and entrepreneurship is at the core of how we'll create jobs in the United States.

Thank you, I will submit my statement for the record.

There's strong funding for the CFTC oversight is essential to preventing another financial meltdown.

It's essential that we press on with that because we knew, we learned unfortunately the worst that could happen.

its chairman and CEO Robert Murdoch, is, ``. . . not fit to run an international company.''

I am concerned about reports that students are being swindled into borrowing more than they can afford.

New Jersey is a net contributor of close to $200 million a year to the USF.

Thank you. Your report was excellent.

I would ask that you put this in the form a report because the question, as it was posed, was developed by my people and the facts that govern there that there was a shortage of staff.

The President set the goal for America to be the top tourist destination in the world, and thanks to the Travel Promotion Act and other new policies, we are well on our way.

Treasury supports using principal reduction on a targeted basis where it makes economic sense to do so.

Gas prices continue to rise. Why are these limits still not in place?

I applaud the FCC for recognizing the need for the reform of the Fund.

Unscrupulous mortgage brokers' practices have led Americans to buy homes that they clearly could not afford, and today we see some for-profit colleges are pushing students to run up debt they can never repay.

But principal forgiveness is essential for struggling homeowners and for restoring the health of our housing market.

Make no mistake: without these new reforms and the funding to carry them out, Wall Street will return to its reckless ways, which will threaten our economic recovery and undermine our ability to create jobs.

Letting Wall Street regulate itself helped trigger this crisis, sending millions of Americans to the unemployment line and causing their retirement accounts to shrink.

A lack of regulation in derivatives helped cause the financial crisis that we underwent.

There is obviously a real good, big vote of thanks, in terms of the President's request for a budget for your department.

News Corp. misled the committee in order to cover up the illegal activity.

Under President Obama's leadership, we're rebuilding the economy from the ground up--laying a foundation that will make our country stronger and better prepared for the future.