toxic religious ideology, in my opinion, can't be apologized for without sacrificing lives on the altar of political correctness.

I think it is interesting that we choose our enemy's framing of things when it suits our purposes.

I thank Chairman Goodlatte for making sure this bill gets to the floor. Mr. Speaker, I am registering my support for Kate's Law and H.R. 3003, the No Sanctuary for Criminals--for Criminals--Act. I support these bills for the sake of Kate…

Russia, Communists, the Socialists have always meddled in America

we are tired of seeing America be the whipping post

I was unexpectedly detained. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yea'' on rollcall No. 316, and ``yea'' on rollcall No. 317. personal explanation

I, with all due respect, disagree with your analysis of my position. Nothing has really changed.

I think one of the ways that we can address the Arctic.

As terrorists seek to exploit any vulnerability in our security the Department's use of canines is that much more important.

With the highest threat environment since 9/11, our law enforcement personnel must have the tools they need to keep Americans safe.

Canine contributions to the security of our Nation are vast along our borders, at our ports of entry, in our airports and beyond.

We believe that we must have a strategy and that the President must come to us as well for further and continued military action.

It would be my assertion that they followed us into space but they are ahead of us in a couple different ways.

I think that many of us understand and agree that money spent on diplomacy, as opposed to on uniforms and bullets, is wisely spent if it can reach the intended goals.

Management malpractice is simply unacceptable, but especially when criminals and terrorists seek to exploit any vulnerability in our system.

45 months is way too long when I think about somebody that is listed by the courts as 'should be deported.'

The risks to National security are breathtaking and unacceptable.

I hope I have your commitment today and the commitment of your successor, when named, that the USCIS is willing to work constructively with the GAO, the OIG, and the Congress to correct long-standing deficiencies.

the chaotic event, if we were to lose one or two of our grids in the northeastern part of the United States and a massive amount of people without electricity, without the ability to communicate, without our hospitals being able to…

the mistakes of the past must be corrected and those who finance terror be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

I see parallels to today with some other places we are engaged.

I think conflating the North Korean government with the Muslim Brotherhood is to make a category error.

On February 17 of this year, my colleagues and I authored a letter asking Attorney General Sessions to reopen the investigation into the unindicted co-conspirators listed in the largest terrorist financing trial in our Nation's history.

We raised alarms about security threats and watched horrified as terrorists attacked us on our soil right here at home.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) simply must find a better way to tackle these challenges.