John Katko

Thanks to the bipartisan legislation championed by Representative John Katko in the 117th Congress, the Shadow Wolves are now classified as ICE special agents.

Thanks to recent bipartisan legislation championed by Representative John Katko in the House...

They even downplayed the fact that hundreds of children remain separated from their parents, years after they were taken away by the Trump administration.

They want to dupe Americans into thinking they're 'tough' on border security by embracing the ex-President's old, failed policies.

Cabinet Secretaries or a President shouldn't be impeached over policy differences. That's not what the Constitution says.

It is our job to do oversight and sometimes it is unpleasant. But the bottom line is we must never forget that you are at the head of keeping this country safe.

I think it is vitally important to look at these issues on a routine basis

The truth is we have no way of knowing, but these reports demonstrate it is almost certainly an elevated and fast-growing number.

In the first 2 years of the Biden administration, we have seen a disturbing trend become a catastrophic humanitarian crisis at the border.

While the vast majority of these migrants may be coming to find work or more prosperous opportunities, we cannot ignore the evident security threat that looms beneath the surface of this crisis.

We have seen a disturbing trend become a catastrophic humanitarian crisis at the border.

I am quite proud of [the infrastructure bill]... but I am wondering how much it has helped the water systems.

These people shouldn't be let off the hook. They have let the people of Jackson down, the people in Mississippi down, just like they did in Flint.

How does a city that size not get the funding that is sent to the States on a routine basis to help them shore up their systems, No. 1? No. 2, how do those leaders let that happen?

This incident demonstrated first-hand the devastating, real-world consequences that a cyber attack can have.

America's aging infrastructure systems are increasingly susceptible to ransomware and cyber attacks.

I want to thank the Chairman for holding this very important hearing on the cyber and physical threats facing our Nation's critical infrastructure.

Access to clean water is critical to the overall health and economic security of a community.

I am encouraged to hear that water services have been restored in Jackson, Mississippi.

I would also like to express my concern for the on-going situation in Puerto Rico.

I hope that the process for Jackson moves quickly because access to clean water is critical to the overall health and economic security of a community.

Let me be clear, the United States will not allow any adversary to sow distrust or chaos in our democratic process.

Our committee remains committed to securing our democratically-run elections from all threats, including physical threats to election workers.

Her expertise in that regard will be definitely a value-add to the committee.