Congress is very good at being reactive... We don't want another 9/11. So if I could leave my fingerprints on something here, it's the fact that the focus, Congress' focus on national security, Congress' focus on homeland security or…
Andrew Garbarino
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Andrew Reed Garbarino is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 2nd congressional district since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Garbarino succeeded former Representative Peter King. He has focused on issues such as economic development, public safety, and veterans' affairs during his time in office. Garbarino has also been involved in efforts to support small businesses and improve infrastructure in his district.
Being chairman of the committee, being a New Yorker, it's one of those things you focus on, and you want to make sure another 9/11 doesn't happen, and doesn't ever happen again. And that's my goal. That's my priority.
This legislation would support practical conservation practices and help ensure that the USDA invests in solutions that work for producers and communities alike.
Farmers and landowners play a critical role in protecting our natural resources, and they should have access to the best research and tools available to help them do that work.
I appreciate President Trump’s responsiveness, engagement, and swift action to heed my calls and reverse these drastic and dangerous funding cuts to vital DHS grants, which support New York City’s counterterrorism efforts.
I fought to lift the cap on SALT and ensure hardworking Long Island families see the benefits of this important legislation.
I am proud to have been the leading voice on Long Island during negotiations on this key reconciliation bill.
Implementation of CIRCIA's more important than ever for our cyber preparedness.
It is imperative that we get the CIRCIA rule right. CIRCIA should serve as the standard, not another regulation standing in the way of effective cyber defense.
As the Nation's risk manager, CISA must be empowered to identify cross-sector points of vulnerability and share information to mitigate such risks.
I commend my colleagues, especially Ms. Clarke, and the witnesses here today for the work they put into getting CIRCIA across the finish line.
The only bill that has passed before the House is that addressed the border crisis was the one we passed here H.R. 2.
Antisemitism is on the rise here when this has been exacerbated by the horrendous acts of the terror in Israel on October 7.
I think this could be a real issue for homeowners and actually could work against them.
On behalf of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), we thank you for holding today's hearing.
I was glad to see the Treasury Department announce sanctions for 6 Iranian government officials late last week--this is the first step to holding these bad actors fully accountable.
This malicious activity against Israeli programmable logic controllers, or PLCs, is unacceptable.
It is a national imperative to secure the foundational technology and infrastructure that underpins our Nation's most critical functions.
Thank you again, Chairman Garbarino, Ranking Member Swalwell, and Members of the subcommittee for the opportunity to testify before you today on the critical subject of securing the industrial control systems vital to our Nation's water…
This committee has been focused on Biden administration's refusal to secure our Southwest Border and vet alien arrivals.
Since the current administration's open border policy began, we have seen a sharp increase in the number of known criminals crossing our Southern Border.





