This is a crisis. We must cutoff the funding stream at its source, this illicit oil trade.
Mike Lawler
The Public Record
Mike Lawler is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 17th congressional district. A member of the Republican Party, he has been in office since January 2023. Lawler has focused on issues such as health care affordability and fiscal responsibility, often emphasizing the need for accountability in government spending. He has been vocal about the challenges facing constituents and has made statements regarding the need for reforms in various sectors, including health care and taxation.
No one in our country should be interfering in Israeli elections, especially our elected officials.
The erratic behavior on the part of the President and his continued attempts at bowing down to the Iranian regime must stop.
The President has failed to enforce sanction on Iran's illicit oil trade allowing the regime to rack up tens of billions of dollars in new revenue.
The Biden Administration cannot ignore that their policies of appeasement have emboldened the Iranian regime.
I am extremely alarmed by the pace and aggressiveness of the SEC rulemakings, which will add to the cumulative regulatory burden on companies in the U.S.
I rise again to urge the House to adopt my amendment, the Helping Angels Lead Our Startups Act, otherwise known as the HALOS Act, into the underlying bill. Ensuring that folks have access to capital is critical, and this amendment will…
I would just remind the ranking member that you need to be an accredited investor to invest. Many of the examples that the gentlewoman highlights are frankly null and void. Mr. Chair, may I inquire how much time I have remaining? The…
It is clear that we must work to confront Iran and its surrogates in the region with a strong sanctions regime.
ActBlue Charities allowed a Palestinian academic and cultural boycott of Israel to fundraise on its platform for 2 years.
It has been reported that the impacts of this Administration's relaxed approach to enforcing economic sanctions has resulted in over $80 billion flowing into the Iranian regime's pockets.
I would like to thank Under Secretary Nelson and Director Gacki for their testimony today.
We are here today at a time of heightened concern with America and our allies around the globe facing serious crises and threats from adversaries and terrorist regimes emboldened and on the march.
We are supposed to have those arguments, but we are supposed to have them here in Congress, not with unelected and very unaccountable bureaucrats.
I think Gary Gensler is the wrong person to be leading the Securities and Exchange Commission.
This proposal diverts auditors' attention and resources away from the rigorous evaluation of financial statements.
They may be limited in scope of your overall membership, but I think we can all recognize that there is a greater threat to the general public in terms of their privacy and information from these companies that operate in Mainland China.
This threat needs to be examined, when you consider that at least one of these companies reported employees and operations in Hunan Province, China.
These firms are regulated by the SEC and FINRA, and yet some of them reportedly have close ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
New York City has 50,000 vacant units, in part, because of its draconian rent control laws.
In the last Congress, there were roughly 55 hearings on housing and housing affordability, and yet, zero bills were enacted into law.





