What I find particularly pernicious is the attempt to conflate the issues of migrants seeking legal asylum through our legal processes with the very real scourge of fentanyl trafficking.

I think we heard a statistic that only a small percentage of people seeking asylum are actually entitled to it. That is not true.

Colleagues on the other side of the aisle seem to have called this hearing to really promote fearmongering or disinformation to justify a radical plan that would effectively shut down asylum to everyone.

May not anyone's masculinity be connected to slaughter of children in our country.

In the face of such loss, in the face of something that is manmade and, therefore, could be man-solved, you are hearing that the root cause of massacres across this country like no other industrialized country suffers is evil.

Our children deserve bright futures, not the traumatization of active shooter drills or actual active shooters, while learning their ABC's.

This type of unresponsiveness and lack of urgency on behalf of the USPS is simply inexplicit.

I'm extremely concerned about the degradation of service which we've seen and concerned that it will continue.

What we've seen under Postmaster DeJoy is an approach to the Postal Service that prioritizes alleged efficiencies over service.

I know we've seen something from Protect the Postal Service that projected it could be from $2 to $3 billion in additional costs...

We want to make sure those delays do not recur during this midterm election.