I think these issues are particularly timely to discuss in light of the upcoming U.S.-China meeting in Alaska.

I have been concerned for some time, in general, with the sharing of U.S. individual user data with the Chinese Communist Party.

Additionally, yesterday I urged Treasury and Commerce to take immediate regulatory action against companies with ties to the CCP.

I represent the First Congressional District of New York, which encompasses much of Suffolk County on Long Island.

Our country cannot afford a partisan approach to COVID-19 relief, like the Democrat-flawed HEROES Act from last Congress.

Additional relief from Congress is likely coming, but it cannot be an across-the-board free-for-all.

I am a member who supports additional funding for State and local governments, but I would not want it to be a one-size-fits-all approach.

I did not agree with that population limit, which is why I have worked across the aisle with my New York colleague, Congressman Antonio Delgado, to reintroduce H.R. 199, the Direct Support for Communities Act.

This is not a time to be Republicans first or Democrats first. This is a time to be Americans first.

The American Foreign Service Association opposes that bill.

I would like to express my support for the Department of State Student Internship Program Act.