Doesn't prioritizing metrics in case completion make it harder thoughtfully to dispose and adjudicate these cases, and easier simply to deny applications for entry into the United States?

Did you calculate the increase in the aging population, because of the Baby Boomers, and the growth in Medicare enrollment?

Now is the time to double down on America's space program and commit the resources necessary to keeping America first in space.

that is a 94 percent decrease, and by my way of thinking, it represents pretty much a complete abandonment of that program by the administration.

your budget would slash non-defense discretionary funds by more than $1 trillion, crippling our economic and our national security

You can't help being impressed with the progress and development of the commercial space sector.

I say 'legally' because that sale never should have happened, based on the shooter's 1995 felony conviction in another state.

The problem is, as it stands today, there is 3-day waiting period and, after the 3-day waiting period, people who are not supposed to get a gun can pick one up from a gun store if the FBI has not finished the background check.

I want to talk about the Charleston Loophole bill that the House just passed, H.R. 1112, which of course is designed to close that loophole by preventing individuals from purchasing firearms from a gun dealer without a background check.

I hope to be forgotten, but not gone as well.

But I am to focus today on the massive, gargantuan cuts to Medicare, some half a trillion dollars, or as you have referred to those cuts yourself previously as savings.

the administration has proposed essentially eliminating that fund by reducing funding from $250 million in fiscal year 2019 down to $14 million for the year going forward.