I believe we need to address the issues facing our communities with urgency.

$13.6 billion, which has been held up by Republicans, would be Border Patrol agents, cutting edge inspection machines...

The allegations of forced labor use in the processing and also on the fishing of seafood are very, very serious, and we take them very seriously.

We need to make sure that those individuals do not come here to do harm.

I am also asking that this year's WRDA bill include my legislation to raise the funding cap on the Las Vegas Wash system.

None of this has been moved, because my friends on the other side fail to realize that we are the United States of America.

For too long, these priorities, which only grow more pressing for southern Nevada with each passing day, have been regarded as ancillary or secondary to other responsibilities of the Corps such as navigation and flood control.

one of the proudest votes I took was for the Great American Outdoors Act, including the establishment of the LRF to address a priority deferred maintenance at many of the land management agencies.

If the Majority's concern about deferred maintenance in our national parks is genuine, I would urge them here, just as I have on the Appropriations Committee, to join us and join House Democrats in making sure that the National Park Service actually has the resources and the congressional support it needs to succeed and implement these types of programs.

As the representative of the state that has the most Federal land outside of Alaska, one of the proudest votes I took was for the Great American Outdoors Act.

We should not prosecute anyone for trying to save lives.