What is our percentage right now of UACs that are actually delivered into a home that the individual they are delivered to is not a citizen of the United States?

I could not more wholeheartedly agree with my colleague from Missouri. What is surprising to me is that Senator Schumer's objection to the taxpayers right-to-know bill was that the taxpayers would actually find out information that he…

Senator McCaskill and I rise to have an opportunity to pass a bill and for the Senate to do some work on a bill that has been around for several years and just hasn't been able to go over the finish line. We would like to see that finish…

The United States taxpayers have put about $650 million a year for the last two years into the Northern Triangle and the Alliance for Prosperity.

Let me just ask, how long does it currently take for a UAC to get before a judge?

The current background check system does not check for legal status?

One of the ways that we could help protect this, as Senator Carper had mentioned before, is more immigration judges...

The issue here is that each of the adversary sets is going to have a different set of objectives.

earlier today, the minority leader came to the floor to talk about multiple issues. During that conversation, he called me out by name regarding a rules proposal that I have in front of the Rules Committee this week. He said that he…

I ask unanimous consent that the Senate stand in recess until 2:15 p.m. There being no objection, the Senate, at 12:27 p.m., recessed until 2:15 p.m. and reassembled when called to order by the Presiding Officer (Mr. Portman)…

That is what I would assume.

I have a hard time believing that, if only more of our parents smoked more marijuana, our kids would be so much better.

I did notice, in your budget, that you're recommending that we not use that as a pay-for, that we set a ceiling on that spending, save that money for crime victims, and not try to shift that over to somewhere else.

Thank you for the work that you have already done.

OK. When do you anticipate that would happen?

So do you anticipate that your office will work with procurement officials governmentwide to be able to help develop some of those standards?

Because there is always new stuff, yes.

Right, which would be helpful. So let me go to the risk side of it then.

So let me ask about the attribution of that, because initially when it hits, let us say, a pipeline company, it hits an electric grid, water, election system, whatever it may be, we know it exists.

But many of the systems are connected to us.

We don't just spend money and say, look, we spend money, we don't just say, here are the program names that we have.

What is the process of helping agencies understand when you add something that has Internet of things on it, you are adding a vulnerability to your system once you connect it to your main communication?

All these things have vulnerabilities.

Is this an increase in staffing? Is this combining other offices? Or is it just switching that one office and switching the name and some of the placement of it? What else will you need?

Can the password be changed?