Nick LaLota

The fact that criminal networks have been able to import and distribute an unconscionable amount of fentanyl under your watch, Mr. Secretary, is beyond negligent.

Who is right, Mr. Secretary?

I hope for the sake of all those being impacted by this crisis that we are able to come together to find meaningful solutions.

Given the fact that the current administration continues to do nothing to address the migrant crisis, I am deeply concerned that this lack of resources and planning will lead to an increase in the number of individuals being trafficked.

My legislation--H.R. 1584, the Plum Island National Monument Act would do just that by designating Plum Island as a national monument.

Today, I am here to discuss the critical importance of my legislation, H.R. 1584, the Plum Island National Monument Act, and to urge all members in this Committee to support it.

I urge you all to support this important legislation.

I appreciate the audience on this important issue.

Americans need to know that its Federal Government will not perpetrate this scam on them, and we need to put a stop to this.

I am hopeful, Chairman, that this committee will be able to take concrete steps to right this wrong, to make a commitment to Americans to keep everybody safe.

Without any hesitation, he said that this legislation would significantly improve TSA's ability to secure our airports and keep our passengers safe.

I actually have legislation that I've introduced that would ensure that at least the second $250 million that is raised through the fee goes toward technology and checkpoint security.

it's a bait-and-switch scam perpetrated by our Federal Government, and hardworking and unknowing Americans are being charged every day and they're the victims.

this is a scam. In the name of aviation security and post-9/11 airport security, you get charged an extra $11.20 every time you fly round trip.

To use September 11 to perpetrate this scam is especially offensive to Americans and New Yorkers especially.

In a system with so many failures, you, sir, are a bright spot, a beacon of hope.

There are tremendous loopholes in how our asylum process is currently administered.

We said we'd never forget that 22 years ago we were attacked by folks motivated by hatred and envy for our great Nation.

We have made mistakes 100 percent, and after reform that changed, justice reform that came in when it came to discovery information and bail reform, and then we get the blame of why crime is continuing.

We said we would never forget the troops who were deployed two decades afterwards to ensure this country remains safe.

I hope that we personify Congress' commitment to ensuring that this city remains safe.

Mr. Chairman, I request a recorded vote, please.

I ask that my colleagues vote yes on my bill, the DOE and SBA Research Act.

So the money has been laid out. The money has been spent. FEMA has generally said that they will reimburse.

Historically, the United States has invested far too little in the Federal disaster mitigation efforts.