John Katko

The public-private partnership that CISA maintains are integral to its ability to protect the Nation from cybersecurity threats.

The public-private partnerships that CISA maintains are integral to its ability to protect the Nation from cybersecurity threats.

I really strongly encourage you to continue your collaborative effort with the private sector.

I must say at the outset, Mr. Knake, I was thinking when you were talking about how good it is to have a National cyber director finally in place again and someone that can be the coach of the whole field here.

I am looking forward to conversation yet to come as we evolve this critical and essential work.

The irresponsible decision to roll back Title 42 public health authority... has all only made matters worse.

As the Biden administration recently said, there is 'evolving intelligence that the Russian government is exploring options for potential cyber attacks.'

There has never been a more important time for our businesses, our State and local governments, and our Federal Government to be prepared not just to defend against cyber attacks--but to be resilient should an attack occur.

The greatest threat that is to our country right now, in my mind for sure, is what we are talking about today, cybersecurity and the threat of cyber attacks against this country.

Almost a decade later, we are now dealing with a series of threats, most of them targeted at the safety and well-being of predominantly Black academic communities.

I remember that day and my only regret is that I wasn't able to leave this job and prosecute that individual myself.

Threats against African Americans are an ugly part of American history and an issue our country clearly still struggles with.

It is devastating to recall the evening of June 17, 2015, when a mass shooter took the lives of 9 African-American congregants.

I am grateful to have you here today to discuss how this horrific day shaped the church's external engagement to enhance security.

This type of conduct, it is just sickening in today's day.

I strongly urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this critical legislation in support of our Native American friends and partners. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

I urge Members to support this bill, I think it is a good bill, and I commend my friend for bringing it to the floor. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

Fentanyl is plaguing communities across our Nation and in my hometown in central New York, poisoning far too many Americans.

The surge of migrants at the border putting a strain on Border Patrol agents, but on local law enforcement and community resources as well.

I want to thank our witnesses for being here today, and I look forward to hearing about the on-going efforts to fully reimplement the program.

I am pleased that the Border Security, Facilitation, and Operations Subcommittee is holding a hearing today related to the crisis on our Southwest Border.

The average number of legal migrants enrolled in Migrant Protection Protocols per day was only 13, only one-fourth of 1 percent of those caught.

I want to thank my friend and colleague on the Homeland Security Committee for holding this important Special Order to let law enforcement officers all over the United States know this simple truth: We support you, and we have your back…

It gives people the feeling that the bureaucratic malaise in Washington is alive and well.

This discussion is essential to providing clarity to millions of Americans who are understandably confused about the rollout of 5G and its impact on aviation.