Somewhere, somehow you have to say, what are these guys thinking, what are these guys and women doing?
Summer Lee
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Summer Lynn Lee is a Democratic member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, representing the 34th District since January 1, 2019. She is known for her strong advocacy on social justice issues and her commitment to community engagement. Lee has focused on policies that address inequality and promote the interests of her constituents, often emphasizing the need for accountability among elected officials and the importance of fighting against corporate influence in politics. Her work reflects a dedication to progressive values and grassroots activism.
We are talking about impeaching you with 50 something, I don't know, 100 days left in our term.
I believe that there are no grounds, if we were to move in that direction, for any form of impeachment.
I think it is also important to note, again, that this is not an impeachment hearing.
So you are committed as a public servant to ensure that we get all the information that we need to have. Is that not correct?
I do think getting guns off the street will help all of you, including officers, as we move toward dealing with this question of police community relations.
I want to commend to the Major Chiefs, the legislation that we submitted to a number of individuals called the Law Enforcement Trust and Integrity Act.
Taking action to prevent terrorists from having access to assault weapons would be a good start.
Therefore, I will not concede that our city streets--the places where our constituents live, work, and play--are at risk of becoming battlegrounds like Syria and Afghanistan.
The vetting process is a building block process coming forward, I think that is important for our constituents to know
So they are not on the highway hailing a cab and then getting on an airplane to the United States?
Let me thank the Chairman and Ranking Member for continuing to project for the American people in both reality and our actions the importance of oversight as it relates to the security and safety of the American people.
I actually invited him myself this morning to come down to the Southern Border in Arizona and see that it is very different than Texas.
I apologize. May I just put into the record 'Moving the Line of Scrimmage,' ask unanimous consent.
I want to thank the witnesses. I want to thank the Chairman. She has been enormously kind.
We must ensure that we protect the basic values that we hold dear to our Nation.
I don't know whether, Madam Chair, I could encourage you with a smile to join me on comprehensive immigration reform, which is certainly still there.





