I do have one final question with regards to an issue that I think is extremely important, and it often gets underfocused upon, and that is the issue of forced Islamization.

I am deeply grieved by your story, and yet at the same time touched by your willingness to come here and share this with us.

If you would indulge us further with your courage and continue to speak out boldly, you will greatly assist those of us who are trying to join in solidarity as a human family.

people such as these people who have gone around doing heinous crimes against humanity will not be allowed free access to American soil.

Hillary Clinton, and I hope the next time she testifies, I will certainly ask her this, she has changed her rhetoric, not that it was ever clear or precise--when it comes to condemning what goes on in China.

There is a bill which has been introduced by Trent Franks of, which I and my colleagues here are cosponsors of, that would outlaw it.

It is in China's own self-interest to abandon this abomination called the one-child-per-couple policy.

If you could give whether or not you would advise us to work on legislation that would develop a code of conduct.

China's one-child policy is state-sponsored cruelty and constitutes massive crimes against humanity.

Women bear the major brunt of the one-child policy not only as mothers.

Nothing in human history compares to the magnitude of China's 33-year assault on women and children.