Andrew Garbarino

I don't know where the hold up is. CISA has said they are done I think--and it might not even be with you.

We can't just keep sending money without getting these reports.

I don't know where the hold-up is. There are at least 8 by my accord that are late just from CISA and DHS.

There really needs to be a focus on fixing it. I hope we can somehow work together to get that way.

If I am an issuer and I want to create a stablecoin, I technically don't know if I am going to be answering to a State regulator, a Federal banking regulator, the SEC, or the CFTC.

I got this text from a buddy of mine a couple of weeks ago, and he said, 'Are you guys doing anything about that B.S. accredited investor rule? I am shut out of investing in my 5,000-employee major company with a 1-to-1 investment match…

It is clear that the SEC is rushing forward with its rulemakings without taking into consideration their full aggregate impact.

I think we need to do a better job.

It just doesn't seem to make sense.

I demand a recorded vote. The Acting CHAIR. Pursuant to clause 6 of rule XVIII, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from Pennsylvania will be postponed. ____________________

Since President Biden has taken office, there has been nearly a 15-fold increase in northern land border encounters.

Under President Biden's failed leadership, our borders are less secure and our communities are at risk.

It is critical now more than ever for Members of Congress to come together with one voice to advocate against President Biden and Secretary of Homeland Security Mayorkas' reckless policies.

I appreciate the gentleman's words and his support of this. I also appreciate the chairwoman's support of this amendment, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I have an amendment at the desk. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Add at the end the following: TITLE VII--RULE OF CONSTRUCTION ON STUDENT ACCESS TO BOOKS AND OTHER READING…

Like Ranking Member Swalwell, I am enthusiastic about CISA's potential, but want to strike the right balance between continuing to grow CISA's authorities and making sure that it can execute the missions and objectives Congress has already…

I plan to introduce legislation to clarify the activities of the JCDC to improve on its successes and increase its impact.

Ensuring that CISA has the resources and expertise to fulfill its cross-sector and SMRA obligations is essential to building national resilience.

We must not accept another child dying in a school bathroom or a loved one on the street or in the home from drug poisoning.

I look forward to discussing the ways in which we can address the over 700,000 cyber work force gap that exists today.

Finally, this committee passed landmark pieces of cybersecurity legislation last Congress, and now it is our responsibility to ensure that they are implemented as Congress envisioned.

Let's put this in perspective: If a foreign country had infiltrated the United States with terrorist agents, released ricin or anthrax that killed over 100,000 Americans in a single year, what would our response be?

It is imperative that CISA succeed in its important mission.

I am concerned that CISA's important work on cybersecurity may have come at the cost of a diminished focus on its obligations related to the physical security of critical infrastructure.

I have to say we had a lot of wins on this committee the last 2 years, and I am really looking forward to working with you.