Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I thank you, Secretary Mayorkas, for diligence and your commitment to our Nation.
Yvette Clarke
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Yvette Diane Clarke is a member of the United States House of Representatives, representing New York's 9th congressional district since 2007. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and civil rights throughout her tenure. Clarke has been an advocate for affordable housing and has worked on initiatives to improve the quality of life for her constituents in Brooklyn. She is known for her commitment to social justice and community development.
These policies have had a disproportionate impact on people of African descent because they face anti-Black discrimination and violence throughout Mexico.
I would like to recognize Representative Langevin and Ranking Member Katko for championing this issue.
the United States desperately needs to revamp the playbook it uses for critical infrastructure cybersecurity.
The United States response to the Ukrainian asylum seekers and refugees has illustrated that we are capable of processing migrants when we want to.
Title 42, in my humble opinion, is an inhumane policy that has allowed CBP to expel about 1.7 million migrants without granting them access to the asylum system.
Fortunately, Congress passed legislation, which I authored, requiring this type of reporting.
On a call with stakeholders, 2 weeks ago, CISA Director Easterly urged owners and operators to report data on cyber incidents.
Unfortunately, the aftermath of the 2020 election demonstrated that even when an election is highly secure, misinformation can produce devastating consequences for our democratic system of government.
If people are convinced that an election result is illegitimate--no matter how baseless that claim may be--we have seen first-hand the violence it can produce.





